Supreme Court Halts 6-Month Limit For Motor Accident Claims, Protects Victims From Dismissal Over Delay

The Supreme Court has stayed the operation of Section 166(3) of the Motor Vehicles Act, which imposed a six-month limit for filing accident claims. Tribunals and High Courts have been directed not to reject petitions solely due to delay.

Air India AI 171 Crash| “UK Families of Crash Victims May Sue Airline & Boeing for Compensation”: Sources Reveal

Families of victims in the Air India AI 171 crash are considering suing the airline and Boeing in UK courts. They are reportedly seeking higher compensation for their losses, according to sources familiar with the matter.

Lawyer Sues Gucci in Consumer Court Over Defective Shoes: “Luxury Brand Caused Injury, Mental Trauma”

A lawyer has filed a consumer court case against Gucci, alleging that defective shoes caused him to slip and suffer injuries. He claims the luxury brand caused physical harm, mental trauma, and failed in customer service.

Supreme Court Upholds Pecuniary Jurisdiction Provisions in Consumer Protection Act, 2019: “Jurisdiction Should Be Based on Price Paid, Not Compensation Sought”

The Supreme Court has upheld the validity of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 provisions, ruling that pecuniary jurisdiction must be based on the actual amount paid for goods or services, not the compensation claimed.

“Authority Must Act in the Interest of Homebuyers”: Supreme Court Slams Noida Bodies for Ignoring Homebuyers

The Supreme Court slammed Noida authorities for ignoring homebuyers’ plight and focusing on recovering dues from developers. The court demanded that authorities prioritize homebuyers’ interests over financial recovery, setting a precedent for protecting homebuyers facing delays. YEIDA was directed to provide records of schemes safeguarding homebuyers, emphasizing their duty to act in homebuyers’ interest.