Re-Upped Round up June 27

Mother, daughter ticked off for ‘habit’ of lodging rape cases; Pakistan’s Supreme Court piles pressure on new PM to revive graft cases against President Zardari; ISB says that family-led Indian companies are learning to “let go”; Somashekar Sundaresan on the perception of India’s insider-trading legal mechanisms; Apple Wins Injunction Against Samsung Galaxy Tab and much more.Mother, daughter ticked off for ‘habit’ of lodging rape cases.An Additional Sessions Judge has criticised a mother and her daughter for getting false rape cases registered “either with a view to grab the property of other persons or for carrying out some other illegal design in their minds, best known to them,”.Pakistan’s Supreme Court piles pressure on new PM to revive graft cases against President Zardari.A three-judge bench of the Supreme Court of Pakistan has “reminded” the government that it had disqualified the former Prime Minister for refusing to reopen the corruption cases against Pakistan’s Premier, Asif Ali Zardari. The judges have asked the country’s Attorney General to consult with the new Prime Minister and inform the court of his stance by July 12. .ISB says that family-led Indian companies are learning to “let go” .Premier management school, Indian School of Business has recently released a report on the “Challenges faced by Family Businesses in India”. The report states that there has been a gradual shift in the role played by family members, moving “from authoritarian control to inclusive leadership.” .Somashekar Sundaresan on the perception of India’s insider-trading legal mechanisms .Somasekhar Sundaresan, Partner at JSA, analyses the poor perception of the Indian legal system with respect to insider trading..Kris Kobach, the Legal Mind Behind Arizona’s Immigration Law.Time Magazine speaks to Kris Kobach, a man who has spent “the last decade laying the legal framework for stricter immigration laws at the state and local level. He helped craft Arizona’s SB1070, which the Supreme Court partially blocked on Monday”.Apple Wins Injunction Against Samsung Galaxy Tab .“U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh late Tuesday issued a ruling granting Apple’s request for a preliminary injunction banning sales of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet in the United States, pending further review.”