Editorial Team 
The Supreme Court on 7 October set aside a man’s conviction for voluntarily causing hurt during robbery and substituted a conviction for grievous hurt in a case arising from a 1993 farmhouse attack in Maharashtra. The Court said robbery was an essential element of Section 394 of the Indian Penal Code, but the alleged stolen … Read more
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The Supreme Court has upheld recovery of excess academic-grade benefits from National Institute of Technology teachers who had accepted payment subject to written undertakings.
The Supreme Court has restored the selection of a vocational instructor after holding that courts ordinarily cannot add to or alter essential qualifications prescribed by recruitment rules.
The Delhi High Court has held that later dates appearing on electronic GST summary forms do not, by themselves, make timely notices or adjudication orders time-barred.
The Allahabad High Court has ruled that reserved-category candidates scoring above the open cut-off must be counted in the unreserved list at the screening stage when screening marks contribute to final merit.
The Karnataka High Court has held that recurring proceeds from share sales may form part of a spouse’s income when fixing interim maintenance.
The Bombay High Court has quashed a royalty demand imposed on a developer merely because construction produced excess excavation.
The Delhi High Court has dismissed an attempt by Japan Tobacco and an affiliate to remove a rival’s copyright registration for CAMEL artwork.
