“WhatsApp and email exchanges can form a valid arbitration agreement even without signatures,” rules Delhi HC, but denies interim relief citing lack of jurisdiction and no proof of intent to obstruct an arbitral award.
The government notified new rules for waqf property registration, audits, and digital management. The Waqf rules 2025 also ensure support for widows, divorced women, and orphans.
In a major step towards bolstering the higher judiciary, the Supreme Court Collegium, during its meeting on July 2, 2025, recommended the appointment of 33 individuals as Judges in six different High Courts. The list comprises both judicial officers and practicing advocates.
As we step into July , it’s essential to reflect on the most impactful judicial pronouncements of June 2025 of Supreme court. This monthly recap below lists a series of significant rulings that have shaped legal discourse across various domains.
Not even 1% improvement after spending ₹5 lakh. No license, no ethics — just negligence.” Delhi consumer court slaps ₹6.3 lakh penalty on hair transplant clinic after 11-year battle.
From outdated colonial codes to digital justice delivery, Chandigarh proves reform isn’t just possible, it’s powerful. Chandigarh became the first Union Territory to fully operationalise these reforms.
The Supreme Court’s latest round of interviews reflects a shift toward a more merit-based and transparent judicial appointment process, emphasizing personal interaction over paperwork, a practice revived under former CJI Sanjiv Khanna. The Court holds 50 interview in 2 days.
In a landmark judgment Bombay High Court Rejects Quashing of Gang-Rape Case, reiterates the principle that heinous crimes cannot be trivialized through private settlements, “Law Can’t Be Played With for Money or Pressure”
On 1 July 2025, Patna High Court reinstates the Bihar Military Police Personnel who was dismissed, saying that Breath Analyzer Test alone is not sufficient for finding consumption of alcohol.
The government is to reduce the GST from 12% to 5 % on the products used daily by the middle class. This move of the government will be the gift for the middle class as the products used on daily basis will be cheaper.
