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The Supreme Court has fired a sharp salvo at an all-too-common nuisance in civil litigation: endless pleadings that sprawl, meander, and drag everyone—judges included—into a...
In a significant judgment, the Supreme Court has declared that a corruption case under the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, can move forward without a...
A political firestorm has landed at the doorstep of the Supreme Court, with a new petition demanding strong action against Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief...
In a firm rebuke, the Supreme Court has shut the door on SEBI’s attempt to reopen a settled case without fresh grounds, invoking the principle...
In a ruling that recalibrates the fine line between official overreach and personal liability, the Supreme Court has reaffirmed that public servants—even when accused of...
In a firm rebuke to legacy-based hiring, the Supreme Court has made it crystal clear: public jobs aren’t family heirlooms. Striking down a Bihar government...
The Supreme Court has drawn a firm line in the sand: a tenant doesn’t become an unlawful occupant the moment an eviction suit is filed—but...
In a sharp rebuke to regulatory déjà vu, the Supreme Court has drawn a firm line in the sand: once SEBI has ruled on a...
In a sharp reminder of where authority ends and overreach begins, the Supreme Court has ruled that officials registering property documents under the Registration Act,...
A batch of aspiring primary school teachers in West Bengal, nearly derailed by the pandemic and a legal technicality, just got a second shot at...
