The Supreme Court said the Logical Discrepancy category was permitted in West Bengal only as an interim arrangement and its legality is yet to be decided, while hearing the Delhi SIR challenge.
A Bengaluru commercial court set aside an arbitral award of over Rs 9 crore against DSERT in a school equipment maintenance dispute, holding the arbitrator ignored the limitation defence.
Lawyers protesting against Justice Ajay Bhanot at the Allahabad High Court allegedly flung furniture; Justice Deshwal called the slogan-shouting contemptuous and ordered a CCTV check.
November 17, 2 pm: that is when Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut must be in the Supreme Court in person in the contempt petition over remarks about the Chief Justice of India, while journalist Nikhil Wagle may join virtually. New Delhi: In the criminal contempt petition brought by the Supreme Court Bar Association over […]
A plea by Women’s Declaration International India on the Transgender Amendment Act’s impact on women’s statutory protections was heard by the Supreme Court; the SG said the concerns will be met in the Centre’s reply in the pending batch.
A lender with pervasive control over a corporate debtor’s projects is a related party under the insolvency law and cannot sit on the Committee of Creditors, the Supreme Court has held, dismissing appeals by ECL Finance and a debenture trustee. New Delhi: The Supreme Court on October 27, 2026 upheld the exclusion of a non-banking […]
A letter, not a court order: the Allahabad High Court Bar Association says it will boycott the court of Justice Ajay Bhanot over an alleged incident on October 27, 2026. The Judge’s side has not been reported, and everything below is the Association’s allegation. Prayagraj: Alleging that lawyers were humiliated during proceedings before Justice Ajay […]
Stem cell therapy for autism cannot be offered as a clinical service outside an approved and monitored trial, the Supreme Court has reiterated, directing the Centre to issue a public protocol on the regulatory regime within six weeks. New Delhi: The Supreme Court on October 13, 2026 directed the Union Ministry of Health and Family […]
Being a foreign national does not, on its own, put UAPA bail out of reach: the Supreme Court has held that the bar in Section 43D(7) applies only where the prosecution also establishes that the accused entered India unauthorisedly or illegally. New Delhi: Dismissing the Union of India’s appeal against the grant of bail to […]
Preaching needs prior permission even when no one is converted, the Madras High Court has held, upholding the cancellation of an American citizen’s OCI registration under the Centre’s 2021 notification. Chennai: The OCI registration of an American citizen, whom the authorities accused of conducting religious meetings and preaching in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh without […]
