The Supreme Court ruled that an arbitral tribunal can require a party that misuses the legal process and causes unnecessary trouble to the other party to pay for the arbitration costs. The Court approved...
The Supreme Court has rejected a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed under Article 32 of the Constitution. The PIL requested that all states in India appoint “Yoga Mitra” instructors in schools. The Bench, which...
The Supreme Court today acknowledged a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed under Article 32, which requests the addition of traditional Indian healthcare systems—Ayurveda, Yoga, and Naturopathy—to the National Health Protection Mission, known as Pradhan...
The Supreme Court stated that the location of arbitration cannot be decided through a rigid and unpredictable method of choosing laws based on abstract connections to the contract. This decision was made in response...
The Kerala High Court has granted the State’s request to drop charges against four individuals in a 20-year-old criminal trespass case. The court noted that the offense was minor, the accused lacked intent to...
The Madhya Pradesh High Court noted that affidavits from other prisoners in similar situations were enough to confirm that these individuals were held in prison as MISA/DIR prisoners. The Court was reviewing a Writ...
The Kerala High Court noted that even with the establishment of the Tribunal under the Waqf Act, a Civil Court still has the authority to enforce a decree made by the Waqf Tribunal. The...
The Supreme Court delivered its judgment today on several petitions requesting ‘minority status’ for Aligarh Muslim University (AMU). The decision was made by a Bench consisting of Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, Justice Sanjiv Khanna,...
The Supreme Court addressed a case of sexual assault involving a student at school, stating that a compromise between the involved parties does not justify ending the investigation by dismissing the FIR. The Court...
The Supreme Court emphasized that being on the selection list does not guarantee a candidate’s appointment, even if there are open positions. The Constitution Bench examined if recruitment rules could be changed after the...
