Are unstamped arbitration agreements enforceable in law? SC to reconsider the ‘NN Global’ verdict
The supreme court on Tuesday decided to reconsider the validity of the decision in NN Global Mercantile Pvt Ltd v. Indo Unique Flame Ltd & Ors pronounced by a five-judge bench and referred the issue to the larger bench comprising seven judges. The
Supreme Court dismisses petition challenging reduction of NEET PG 2023 cut-off to ZERO
The Supreme court on Monday dismissed the petition challenging the union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare’s decision to reduce the qualifying percentile of the NEET PG 2023 exam to zero. A bench comprising Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, Justice Manoj Misra
Supreme Court Leaves It Open To Allahabad HC To Decide Plea For Survey: Krishna Janmabhoomi Case
On Friday the SC rejected to entertain the plea that was filed by the Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Mukti Nirman Trust, whereby it sought a scientific survey of Shahi Eidgah Masjid Premises as it is claimed to be built on the Krishna Janmabhoomi. Since
Supreme Court rules : Acquittal in POCSO cases is not clear when the complainant backtracks and witnesses become hostile
Case – State of Madhya Pradesh and ors vs Bhupendra Yadav What is the Issue in this case? The Supreme Court ruled that acquittal in a minor’s sexual assault matter cannot be considered clean when witnesses became hostile throughout the trial and the
Supreme Court Upholds Cauvery Water Management Authority’s Decision Amidst Dispute Over Water Allocation
Issues: Reasoning: The Supreme Court made its decision based on the following reasoning: Arguments: Conclusion: The Supreme Court refused to interfere with the CWMA’s order, citing the expertise of the authority and the continuous monitoring of the situation. The court considered the distress
“What is achieved by continuing to punish a reformed prisoner?”: says the Supreme Court while releasing a convict after 26 years
Supreme court on Thursday ordered the release of a convict who spent 26 years behind bars stating that denying him a premature release would amount to the violation of his fundamental rights under Article 14 and Article 21 of the constitution of India.
Lack of a positive “viscera report” does not tell that the poisoning did not take place: SC
Facts:- An F.I.R. was filed by Uma Shankar Shah, the complainant, who had alleged that even though cash and gold were given to the husband’s family, the appellant was harassing Tuli for more dowry. It was asserted that Tuli consumed poison because she
Article 14 not considered in Kedar Nath Singh 1962 decision: says Supreme Court while hearing petition challenging sedition law.
Recently Supreme Court observed that the constitutional bench in Kedar Nath Singh v. State of Bihar 1962 did not consider the aspect of article 14 while upholding the constitutional validity of article 124A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). The petitioners, challenging the
SC expresses Displeasure
Written By:- Shianjany Pradhan Strong displeasure was expressed by CJI DY Chandrachud on an email which was sent by advocate, Mathews J. Nedumpara to the court where he had asked the court to hear the ordinary cases instead of the constitutional cases.
“It is the duty of the police authorities to produce the accused before the Trial Court”: Supreme Court while granting bail to the accused.
Recently, the Supreme Court while granting bail to the accused, observed that it is the duty of the police department to produce the accused before the trial court and that the accused cannot be blamed for the police’s negligence. “Since the petitioner is
