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Editorial correction — 15 October 2026. The former note presented an execution petition and a fresh civil suit as two generally interchangeable recovery methods and suggested that a licence breach automatically resolves insurer liability.…
Editorial correction — 16 October 2026. The former note misdated Salib @ Shalu @ Salim v State of Uttar Pradesh as 24 August 2023; the official judgment is dated 8 August 2023. It also…
Editorial correction — 11 October 2026. The original 2023 note stated categorically that courts had no power to modify an arbitral award under sections 34 or 37. That proposition is no longer current. A…
Editorial correction — 11 October 2026. The original “Source of Funds” paragraph inaccurately suggested that bank-FD interest falls outside mutuality because it is generated only from non-members. The Supreme Court’s holding is broader: mutuality…
Background The Supreme Court recently reversed the acquittal of former RJD MP Prabhunath Singh in a double murder case dating back to 1995. The case involved Singh opening fire on a group of people…
Editorial correction — 15 October 2026. The former article was a time-bound summary of the Supreme Court’s 2023 directions and described a support person as a “guardian ad litem” without explaining that this was…
Editorial correction — 1 October 2026. The earlier table stated categorically that a court acting under Section 34 could only affirm or set aside an award. That statement became materially incomplete after the Constitution…
Editorial correction — 10 October 2026. The prior version presented one document list, an SDM filing route and a 15-day issue period as though they applied across India. They do not. Hindu Marriage Act,…
Editorial correction — 15 October 2026. The former primer incorrectly presented third-party insurance as an unqualified requirement for every vehicle owner, treated licence and location issues as near-automatic answers to insurer liability, and relied…
Editorial correction — 7 October 2026. The former article incorrectly referred to section 144 of the Evidence Act as the basis for postal-service presumptions, omitted the current BNSS/CrPC transition, and reduced the section 141…
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