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Maharashtra now allows citizens to register wills at any sub-registrar office for just ₹100, with no deadline. This move aims to enhance authenticity, provide legal clarity, and significantly reduce future disputes among heirs. The option for sealed will deposits also offers enhanced confidentiality and security for one's final wishes, ensuring smoother property succession.

IT giant Infosys has taken a US court route to recover dues. The company is seeking confirmation of a $5 million arbitration award against US investment firm 777 Partners. This award is for unpaid consulting services rendered by Infosys. The dispute resolution process involved the American Arbitration Association.

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni settled their lawsuit just before trial. Lively retains rights to pursue attorneys' fees and damages under a California law protecting survivors from retaliatory lawsuits. While Baldoni's team claims victory, Lively's side asserts the settlement exposes wrongdoers, with the court's decision on fees pending.

The Bar Council of India has opened the AIBE application correction window until May 3, 2026, allowing candidates to revise submitted details after registration closed. The AIBE XXI exam is scheduled for June 7, with admit cards to be issued on May 22. Certain fields like mobile number and email ID are not editable post-fee payment.

Pakistan Cricket Board is under financial strain. It is seeking billions in unpaid dues from various entities. This includes Pakistan Super League franchises and broadcast partners. Some franchises have cleared their dues but are awaiting their revenue share. A major rights holder owes a significant amount. This situation is impacting the board's financial records and operations.

Luka Doncic’s custody battle with Anamaria Goltes has entered a new phase after a court hearing was postponed to August. The delay raises questions about timing, especially with the Lakers star eyeing a playoff return. At the heart of the case is a dispute over jurisdiction, with Doncic’s legal team pushing for Slovenia instead of California. As both sides prepare for the next hearing, the outcome could influence not just legal terms, but also Doncic’s personal life moving forward.