Wider Interpretation of ‘Legal Representative’ Under Motor Vehicle Act
Supreme Court holds dependents like siblings, parents qualify as 'legal representatives' under Motor Vehicle Act; awards compensation to deceased’s father, sister.
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.
The role of AI in the judiciary must be carefully regulated
Justice B.R. Gavai has emphasized caution when integrating AI into the judicial system. While he acknowledged that AI can be a valuable tool for streamlining administrative tasks—particularly in case management, scheduling, and listing—he also highlighted the risks of becoming overly reliant. Speaking at
Supreme Court Discharges Employers in Electrocution Case
The Supreme Court discharged two employers accused of negligence after their workers died from electrocution. The Court ruled they lacked the intent or knowledge to cause death.
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.
Justice Atul Sreedharan Set to Return to Madhya Pradesh High Court
The Supreme Court Collegium has recommended Justice Atul Sreedharan's return to the Madhya Pradesh High Court. He previously sought a transfer to avoid a conflict of interest.
Supreme Court Flags IAS-IPS-IFS Conflict in Forest Protection Case
Justice BR Gavai of the Supreme Court highlighted ongoing conflicts between IAS, IPS, and IFS officers during a forest protection hearing. The Court urged a resolution.
SC allowed visually impaired candidates in the judiciary
The court referred to the principle of reasonable accommodation, which is mandated in most of the international conventions and jurisprudence.
SC surprised by the engagement of two separate advocates for the state and its department
The issue was of enhancing the green cover in the National Capital Territory of Delhi.
