Supreme Court Hold That Bail Cannot Be Granted on Irrelevant Grounds in Murder Cases : Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta
The case was occasioned by a violent incident stemming out of an old land dispute between two families in Maharashtra.…
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Can an A&C tribunal give an award after 18 months? (2026 INSC 112)
Section 34 does not treat delay in delivering an arbitral award as an independent ground for setting it aside. The Court emphasised that arbitration must continue—even during extension proceedings—to avoid wastage of time, costs, and evidence, and that judicial intervention under Section 29A is meant to facilitate completion of the award, not to terminate the arbitral process on technical delay.
Chief Justice Surya Kant to Form Three-Judge Bench to Reconsider Aravali Hill Judgement
The Supreme Court at this point has not yet decided on the final makeup of the three judge panel and the time frame of hearing. The trends in the case and the environment law scholars and legal critics are likely to monitor the case with interest as they believe that the case might not only affect the case of Aravali, but also the environmental jurisprudence in India.
Supreme Court Clarifies Law on Counter-Claims: Holds They Cannot Be Directed Solely Against a Co-Defendant
In order to enforce the rule that a defendant must first establish a right against the plaintiff before any incidental claims against co-defendants can be entertained, the Court also cited Rajul Mano Shah v. Rajeshwari Rasiklal Sheth [(2025) 10 SCR 152].
Supreme Court Upholds Tribunal Jurisdiction in Karnataka Teachers’ Recruitment Case : Justices J.K. Maheshwari and Vijay Bishnoi
The Supreme Court of India has made an important decision on judicial procedure and the status of courts with reference…
Justice Pardiwala’s Verdict A New Dawn for Transgender Rights in India in Jane Kaushik Case
In an almost unanimous and highly understanding verdict, the Supreme Court of India on October 17, 2025, came out with…
Justice Surya Kant supports SIR of Bihar electoral says “Have No Doubt ECI Will Fulfil Their Responsibility”
The Supreme Court of India has shown its unparalleled trust in the Election Commission of India (ECI) over the special…
Attorney General Grants Consent for Contempt Case Over Shoe-Throwing Attempt by Rakesh Kishore at BR Gavai
Attorney General Grants Consent on Contempt Case Over Shoe-throwing At attempt on SC Judge. Attorney General of India, R. Venkataramani…
Supreme Court Upholds 50% Cap, Dismisses Telangana’s Plea for Higher BC Reservation
A plea made by a government of Telangana, complaining of a High Court order that placed a stay on its…
Justice Abdul Moin of Allahabad High Court Condemns Misuse of Cow Slaughter Act, Citing Rise in Vigilantism
The Allahabad High Court has expressed its strong concern with regard to the heavy misuse of the Uttar Pradesh Prevention…