With the polls conducted under an administrator appointed by the Rajasthan High Court, the Supreme Court has declined to entertain a challenge to the Rajasthan Cricket Association Elections and left the disputes over disbanded district bodies and electoral rolls to that Court. New Delhi: Every contested issue in the Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) election dispute, […]
The Supreme Court has rejected a plea seeking mandatory rotation of SC/ST reserved Assembly and Lok Sabha seats, leaving undisturbed the Allahabad High Court ruling upholding Section 9(1)(c) of the Delimitation Act, 2002.
The Supreme Court has directed the Madhya Pradesh Assembly Speaker to decide the disqualification petition against Bina MLA Nirmala Sapre within two months, holding that Tenth Schedule petitions must be decided expeditiously.
On a mention by the Delhi SIR petitioners, the Supreme Court asked them to file an application on the ECI’s November 3 Form 6 clarification and said the issue will be heard on November 19.
The Supreme Court has directed the creation of a special cell to monitor Child Labour Act enforcement, while disposing of a 2009 PIL by Health for Millions after taking note of the 2016 amendment.
The Supreme Court has quashed a cheating case against a tea company CEO over a failed Jamguri Tea Estate deal, holding that dishonest intent must exist at the start and that Rs 40 lakh paid into the company’s account made it a civil dispute.
A seven-judge Constitution Bench has answered the 27-year-old Sales Tax Surcharge Reference as academic after GST, while holding that an additional levy computed on sales tax remains a tax on sale of goods under the old Entry 54.
The Supreme Court has said Two-Child Norm Laws that bar people with more than two children from local body elections have lost relevance as India’s fertility rate has fallen to 1.9, and referred the 2003 Javed ruling to a larger bench.
The Supreme Court has held that a commercial rival cannot appeal under Section 10 of the Insecticides Act, 1968 against the grant of registration to another company, and restored Crystal Crop Protection’s registration for Halosulfuron methyl.
The Supreme Court upheld the reopening of tax assessments of Chetan and Nitin Sabharwal for AY 2008-09 and 2009-10, holding that a post-assessment investigation report on overvalued shares was tangible material and no change of opinion was involved.
