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The Supreme Court of India is set to reconsider a significant ruling about the enforceability of arbitration clauses within agreements lacking sufficient stamp duty. The apex court’s decision, which initially held that arbitration clauses in inadequately stamped agreements are non-actionable, is now the subject of a curative petition. This development has sparked interest among legal experts and stakeholders as it could potentially impact the landscape of arbitration and contract law in the country. Supreme Court to Revisit Ruling on Arbitration Clauses in Insufficiently Stamped Agreements In a pivotal judgment, the Supreme Court previously ruled that courts could not enforce arbitration…

The Supreme Court has recently upheld the much-debated Bihar caste census survey, while hearing a petition filed against the status quo order issued by the Patna High Court. This development has sparked significant discussions regarding the implications of caste-based data collection and its impact on policy formulation and social dynamics in the region. Supreme Court Upholds Patna High Court’s Status Quo Order On Bihar Caste Census Survey Patna High Court’s Verdict The Patna High Court called the census exercise to be “perfectly valid and initiated with due competence”. The order came in response to a public interest litigation (PIL) that…

In a significant legal development, the Supreme Court of India has delivered a landmark verdict regarding the registration of BS-VI compliant diesel vehicles in Delhi’s National Capital Territory (NCT). The ruling carries far-reaching implications for the region’s automotive industry and environmental governance. The Court clarified in its order that the registration of all BS-VI compliant diesel vehicles is to be allowed in NCT Delhi, irrespective of their requirement for the G-20 summit. Supreme Court Issues Landmark Ruling on BS-VI Diesel Vehicle Registration in NCT Delhi The verdict stems from a case concerning the registration of Bharat Stage VI (BS-VI) diesel…

In a shocking incident that has sent shockwaves through the state of Madhya Pradesh, the son of a prominent MLA is alleged to have shot at a tribal youth in Singrauli. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for justice, raising concerns about the misuse of power and privilege. A case has been registered, and the investigation is underway. Alleged Shooting Incident Involving MLA’s Son Sparks Outrage in Madhya Pradesh’s Singrauli The incident took place in Singrauli, a region known for its rich tribal heritage and vast natural resources. Vivek Vaish, son of BJP MLA Ramlalu Vaish, from Singrauli district…

In a heart-wrenching incident that has sent shockwaves across the region, the lifeless body of a minor girl was discovered at a brick kiln in Bhilwara. Local residents suspect foul play, alleging rape and murder. The authorities have sprung into action, detaining a few individuals for questioning in connection with the tragic incident. Tragedy Strikes Bhilwara as Body of Minor Girl Recovered from Brick Kiln; Locals Allege Rape and Murder  The incident came to light when the girl’s lifeless body was found at a brick kiln located at Bhilwara, Jaipur. The victim was merely a 14-year-old girl. Upon discovering the…

In a significant development, the Supreme Court observed that the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has the power to ‘recall’ the judgements but not ‘review’. This landmark ruling, delivered by the Supreme Court of India, settles a long-standing debate and establishes a clearer framework for the resolution of corporate disputes. NCLAT Lacks Power to Review But Holds the Power to Recall Their Judgments, Affirms Landmark Ruling The ruling affirms that once the NCLAT passes an order or judgment, it becomes final and binding, with no provision for a subsequent review. In June 2024, a bench comprising five NCLAT members,…

In a landmark verdict, the Supreme Court of India declared an “absolute breakdown of the machinery of state” in the state of Manipur, highlighting the severe law and order crisis that has engulfed the region. The court’s scathing assessment came in response to the state’s inability to effectively address escalating violence and rampant lawlessness. The apex court has summoned the Director General of Police (DGP) of Manipur to answer for the deteriorating situation and chart a course for restoring peace and order. Supreme Court Remarks “Absolute Breakdown of Machinery of State” in Manipur; Summons DGP Over Law and Order Crisis…

In a late-night phone call that sent ripples through the tech industry, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg personally reached out to Instagram head Adam Mosseri to discuss the highly anticipated launch of “Threads,” Facebook’s answer to Twitter. The clandestine conversation, which took place between the two leaders, has left industry experts and social media enthusiasts buzzing with excitement. The Instagram head revealed the following: Facebook’s “Threads” Launch: Zuckerberg’s Late-Night Call Sparks Buzz Over Twitter’s New Rival As the clock struck midnight, Zuckerberg dialed up Mosseri to delve into the details of the new social media platform. Codenamed “Threads,” the project aimed…

In an interesting array of events, the Supreme Court of India in the case of Ganesh Shivkumar Sagar v. State of Gujarat has granted bail to a man who was booked for allegedly orchestrating a cryptocurrency fraud across four different states. This verdict comes at a crucial juncture when the legal landscape surrounding cryptocurrencies is witnessing heightened scrutiny and ambiguity. Supreme Court Grants Bail to Accused in Multi-State Cryptocurrency Fraud Case The accused, Mr. Ganesh Shivkumar Sagar, had been in custody since 30. 04. 22 following allegations of masterminding a fraudulent cryptocurrency scheme that spanned across four different states. His…

In a landmark decision in the case of Simarnjit Singh v. State of Punjab, the Supreme Court of India has ruled that convictions under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act will be liable to be set aside if the samples were not drawn in the presence of a Magistrate, as mandated by Section 52A of the Act. The ruling comes as a major relief for countless individuals facing drug-related charges, signaling a significant step towards upholding justice and ensuring fair trials. Ensuring Procedural Integrity: Supreme Court Mandates Magistrate Presence During NDPS Act Sample Collection Interpreting Section 52A of…