Supreme Court Scrutinizes Arbitrary Property Demolition in Controversial Maharashtra Case
Supreme Court halts mass demolition by Maharashtra municipal council, sends notice to challenge alleged abuse of property rights and due process rules.
Supreme Court Tightens Rules on Recording Lawyer Appearances in Court Proceedings
Supreme Court restricts recorded appearances to attorneys present in court and arguing before the court, eliminating pages-long rolls and ensuring proper validation of legal representation.
Supreme Court Mandates Direct Bank Transfers for Accident Claims to Cut Red Tape
Supreme Court orders direct bank transfers for accident compensation claims, eliminating tribunal delays and ensuring faster payments to victims nationwide.
Supreme Court Warns of Article 142 Intervention if CRPF Personnel Housing Crisis Not Resolved
Supreme Court warns to invoke powers under Article 142 if Union government fails to act against shortage of rental housing for CRPF personnel deployed temporarily in Delhi.
Karnataka HC Quashes ED Summons to CM’s Wife, Minister in MUDA Land Case
Karnataka High Court quashes ED summons to CM Siddaramaiah's wife and Minister Suresh in MUDA case, accepting argument that PMLA can't apply after allegedly illegal sites were surrendered.
Supreme Court Justice Warns Against Misuse of Livestreamed Court Proceedings
Justice Gavai warns that content creators misuse livestreamed court proceedings by sharing sensationalized clips out of context, raising concerns about misinformation and intellectual property rights.
Supreme Court Criticizes States’ Healthcare Infrastructure, Questions Hospital Regulation Policies
Supreme Court slams states' healthcare infrastructure, pointing out how failures in the public sector have resulted in private hospital growth while doubting over-regulation.
Supreme Court Affirms Disability Cannot Bar Entry to Judicial Service
Supreme Court holds individuals with disabilities cannot be excluded from judicial service posts, overruling discriminatory provisions and holding visual impairment does not disqualify judicial appointment candidates.
Supreme Court Aligns GST and Customs Arrests with Criminal Procedure Safeguards
Arrests under GST and Customs will be under criminal procedure safeguards, with "reasons to believe" benchmark and permit anticipatory bail without registration through formal FIR.
Supreme Court Dismisses PIL Seeking Internet Price Regulation, Directs Petitioner to Competition Commission
SC rejects PIL for controlling price of internet, directs petitioner to approach Competition Commission for grievance of market domination by Jio. CJI indicates various choices available in free market.
