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Read the whole record, fast

Upload pleadings, exhibits, depositions, and judgments. Research and answer questions with pinpoint citations to the source page.

Draft with verifiable citations

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Court Intelligence tracks 15,000+ Indian courts and tribunals, listings, orders, adjournments, and bench changes, across every active matter.

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From intake to hearing, in one workspace.

Capture parties, cause of action, jurisdiction, and timeline from the client's own words, in any of 10 Indian languages, and arrive at the first conference with a structured brief.
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PartiesAcme Industries Pvt Ltd / S. Banerjee & Ors
CauseTrademark infringement & passing off
JurisdictionDelhi High Court · Commercial Division
TimelineNotice 12-Aug, Reply 02-Sep, Suit Sep 24
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Research · Bharat.Law

Research query

Personal liability of directors under Section 141 NI Act, absence of adjudication

Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAll tribunals
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Verified 25 judgements in 7.2s

2025 INSC 1210Oct 9, 2025

SANKAR PADAM THAPA v. VIJAYKUMAR DINESHCHANDRA AGARWAL

Supreme Court of India

A Trust is not a 'legal entity' or 'juristic person' and cannot be sued. The complaint against the Trustee is maintainable without making the Trust an accused.

2022 INSC 519Apr 14, 2022

STATE OF MADRAS v. A.R. KRISHNAMURTHY

Supreme Court of India

Personal liability of non-executive directors cannot be fastened without specific averments as to the role played in the conduct of business.

NI Act s.141

Negotiable Instruments Act 1881, Section 141

Statute, Central

Every person who at the time the offence was committed was in charge of and responsible for the conduct of the business of the company shall be deemed to be guilty.

Verified answer · NyaI™

Director liability under s.141 requires specific averments of active role in company conduct. [2025 INSC 1210 ¶9]. Non-executive directors with no day-to-day management have consistently succeeded in quashing [2022 INSC 519].

Director Liability NI ActPMLA Scheduled Offence+ New

Verifiable Research

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Indian statutes and case law with every citation traceable to the original judgment paragraph. NyaI™ surfaces counter-authority too, so you know what the other side will cite.

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Supreme Court of India

STATE NIA vs. ATHOKPAM KAJIT SINGH

CNR SCIN010644002025

Listed
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