Supreme Court Calls NBW Order “Shocking”, Grants Immediate Interim Bail to Woman in Cheque Bounce Case Under NI Act

The Supreme Court slammed the appellate court’s “shocking” move of cancelling bail and issuing an NBW against a woman despite her appeal pending for eight years. Citing serious procedural lapses and her medical condition, the Court ordered her immediate release on interim bail.

Supreme Court Stays Goa Weightlifting Coach Selection After Woman Alleges Bias in Recruitment Process

The Supreme Court has issued stay the selection of a weightlifting coach under the Sports Authority of Goa after a woman candidate alleged unfair bias. The bench issued a stay, calling for a detailed response.

Can Courts Modify Arbitral Awards?| SC Answers, Justice KV Viswanathan Dissents

Today, On 30th April, The Supreme Court clarified when courts can modify arbitral awards under Sections 34 and 37 of the Arbitration Act. Justice KV Viswanathan gave a dissenting opinion, disagreeing with the majority’s interpretation of the law.

Can Courts Modify Arbitral Awards? || SC Hearing on Judicial Power Judicial Power

Today, On 13th February, The Supreme Court started hearing a case on whether courts can change arbitral awards. Arbitration, under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, is a way to settle disputes outside the courts. This law reduces court interference in decisions made by arbitration tribunals. The ruling in this case may affect how much power courts have over such awards.

Bombay High Court Stays Externment Proceedings Against Uddhav Sena Leader

The Bombay High Court temporarily suspended a notice regarding Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sachin Bhosale’s externment proceedings, which he argues are politically motivated to obstruct his participation in local body elections. The court directed authorities to address the matter within a week as Bhosale navigates multiple legal challenges linked to political reasons.