Supreme Court Backs Rajasthan Quota: NLU Jodhpur’s 25% Domicile Reservation Stands
The country’s top court has closed the doors on a challenge to National Law University, Jodhpur’s 25% reservation for Rajasthan students, firmly upholding a policy...
Recent reports from Indian courts, with their original court documents.
The country’s top court has closed the doors on a challenge to National Law University, Jodhpur’s 25% reservation for Rajasthan students, firmly upholding a policy...
India’s market watchdog has shut the door on one of the most closely watched battles in corporate finance. The Securities and Exchange Board of India...
The Delhi High Court has given its final word on the fate of the notorious Signature View Apartments in Mukherjee Nagar—demolition is inevitable. Built by...
In a significant relief for landowners in Haryana, the Supreme Court has ruled that farmland contributed for village common projects but left unused cannot be...
The Supreme Court has drawn a sharp line for loan defaulters eyeing relief under banks’ One Time Settlement (OTS) schemes: eligibility alone won’t carry you...
The Supreme Court has carved out a slim but significant exception to the long-standing “speaking order” doctrine, ruling that an administrative order may, in limited...
A judicial career spanning three decades, rated with “good” and “very good” marks, was abruptly derailed in 2011. The Punjab and Haryana High Court has...
The Supreme Court Collegium has given its green light for two members of the Madras High Court bench to move from “additional” to “permanent.” In...
The Supreme Court Collegium has pressed the green signal for Justice Biswajit Palit’s elevation as a permanent judge of the Tripura High Court. The recommendation,...
The Delhi High Court has closed the door on a former Delhi University professor who sought to turn classrooms into marketplaces. In a ruling delivered...
The Supreme Court has laid down a firm line: if authorities want to conduct a search under special laws without a warrant, they must first...
The Supreme Court has drawn a hard line on the sanctity of public tenders, ruling that once financial bids are opened, they are sealed in...