Ridhima Pathak: Allegation of Fraud Involving an Australian Company | in24news
This video feature on in24news reports on the allegations of fraud involving an Australian company and Ridhima Pathak, outlining the nature of the accusations and the circumstances surrounding the case. It presents the legal context and developments that drew public and media attention. Advocate Ishant Tambi contributes expert legal analysis in the segment, offering his perspective on the legal implications, procedural aspects, and potential outcomes under Indian law, helping viewers better understand the complexities of the matter.
Featured on #QuoteUnquote: Discussion on Rajasthan Farmers’ Bill
In this #QuoteUnquote feature, Advocate Ishant Tambi discusses the three Farm Bills passed by the Rajasthan Assembly in November, including the Farmers’ Produce Trade and Commerce Bill and the Empowerment and Protection Agreement framework. He explains the structural shift proposed by the legislation, particularly the provision allowing farmers to sell produce outside traditional APMC mandis and the removal of certain trade barriers. His commentary focuses on the legal framework of agricultural market reforms, clarifying how the Bills redefine market access, regulatory oversight, and the balance between state-controlled mandis and open trade systems.
Hacked Across Borders: The Legal Battle Against a Model Accused of Breaching an Australian Payment Gateway
A model finds herself at the centre of a serious cybercrime case, accused of unauthorised access and hacking into the payment gateway infrastructure of an Australian company. Tambi Law House covers the unfolding legal proceedings in this cross-border case that sits at the intersection of technology, finance, and criminal law.
Can a Politician Switch Parties and Keep Their Seat? India's 10th Schedule Has the Answer.
Ever wondered what stops elected politicians from switching parties overnight? This piece breaks down India's Anti-Defection Law — its origins, landmark cases, and why it remains a live constitutional debate.
Fraud in a Suit: How India's Most Educated Criminals Operate
Not all criminals look the part — some wear suits, run companies, and operate in plain sight. Discover how white-collar crime works, why it's harder to detect, and what Indian law does (and doesn't) do about it.
Bombay High Court Grants Parole to POCSO Convict for House Reconstruction After State Acquisition
We acted as the legal representative for the petitioner and successfully persuaded the court that temporary parole was justified on humanitarian and family grounds—primarily to enable the construction of a replacement home after demolition for the Navi Mumbai Airport project and to attend to his son's medical needs. The court ultimately granted a 25-day parole after considering these submissions and the petitioner's conduct during previous parole releases.
No Escape from Trial: Amravati Building Collapse Accused Lose Bid to Kill FIR
Five lives were lost when a slab collapsed at a commercial building in Amravati in 2022 — and the accused's attempt to walk away without trial has now been shut down by the High Court. Advocate Ishant Tambi of Tambi Law House successfully represented the deceased Ravindra Parmar's wife Shilpi Parmar, ensuring the FIR was preserved and the path to justice kept open.
High Court Steps In: Nagpur Financial Fraud Case Wrapped Up in a Month
When repeated complaints of financial fraud went unheard because the accused's wife wore a police uniform, Tambi Law House stepped in to fight the institutional bias head-on. Advocate Ishant Tambi's intervention before the High Court resulted in a landmark order directing the police to complete the investigation and report to court within one month — refusing to let the accused's connections shield him from accountability.
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Wrong Court, Wrong City: HC Quashes Family Court's Maintenance Order on Jurisdiction Grounds
A Family Court's order granting monthly maintenance to aging parents was set aside by the High Court — not because the claim was wrong, but because it was filed in the wrong city entirely.
Too Young to Be Apart: HC Returns Breastfeeding Infant to Mother After Father's Forcible Taking
When a father walked out with a 15-month-old still dependent on her mother's milk, Tambi Law House ensured the High Court didn't wait for a full custody battle to play out. Advocate Ishant Tambi's swift intervention secured an immediate interim order returning the nursing infant to her mother — a result that put the child's survival above all legal technicalities.
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DIG's Order Doesn't Hold Up: HC Restores Remission Rights of Sick Prisoner
A prisoner battling typhoid was penalised 435 days of remission for returning 87 days late from furlough — a punishment the High Court found disproportionate and legally unsound. Advocate Ishant Tambi of Tambi Law House successfully argued the case, convincing Justices Vinay Joshi and Valmiki Menezes to quash both the DIG's order and the Sessions Court's endorsement of it, ensuring that illness is not treated the same as wilful defiance of the law.