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In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court has dealt a significant blow to the opaque world of electoral financing by striking down the controversial Electoral Bonds scheme as unconstitutional. The court has issued a series of directives aimed at shedding light on the murky dealings of political parties. Firstly, the issuing bank, State Bank of …

Supreme Court Demands Transparency: Political Contributions Under Scrutiny Read More »

Today’s ruling by the Supreme Court represents a significant milestone in safeguarding the integrity of democratic processes. The court’s decisive action strikes down the contentious electoral bonds scheme, deeming it unconstitutional due to its inherent erosion of transparency and accountability in political funding. Delivering a resounding verdict, Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, alongside Justices Sanjiv Khanna, …

Unshackling Democracy: Supreme Court Stamps Out Unrestricted Corporate Influence in Elections Read More »

In a groundbreaking revelation, Justice Sanjiv Khanna’s decisive judgment in the Electoral Bonds case has laid bare the intricate web of political financing in India. Straying from the conventional norm, Justice Khanna, in his singular yet concurring opinion, disclosed pivotal data concerning contributions through electoral bonds. A glance at the statistics derived from the Election …

Unveiling Political Patronage: A Closer Look at Electoral Bond Contributions Read More »

In a recent legal precedent, the Supreme Court has delivered a significant ruling asserting that former directors of a company cannot be held accountable for the dishonor of a cheque issued post their resignation, unless concrete evidence implicates them. Overturning the decision of the High Court which denied quashing criminal proceedings against the accused director, …

Judicial Verdict Shields Ex-Directors from Cheque Dishonor Charges Read More »

In a recent legal precedent, the Supreme Court upheld the longstanding principle under Section 34 of the Specific Relief Act of 1963, emphasizing that a suit solely for the declaration of title without seeking recovery of possession is not tenable when the plaintiff is not in possession of the property in question. The Court underscored …

Legal Ruling: Plaintiff Must Seek Recovery of Possession in Title Declaration Suits, Affirms Supreme Court Read More »

In a landmark decision handed down today, the Supreme Court of the nation has unequivocally asserted the right of citizens to access information regarding political funding. This ruling, delivered on February 15, marks a significant milestone in the country’s legal landscape, establishing a crucial precedent for transparency and accountability in the electoral process. The crux …

Landmark Ruling: Supreme Court Upholds Citizens’ Right to Transparency in Political Funding Read More »

In a decisive turn of events, the Supreme Court has overturned the interim safeguard extended to officers of Indiabulls Housing Finance Ltd., invoking sharp criticism against the high court’s decision. The apex court’s ruling, issued on February 13, annulled the protective shield that sheltered these individuals from the ongoing probe ignited by a complaint from …

Supreme Court Revokes Indiabulls Officers’ Protection Amidst Investigation Read More »

In a pivotal decision, the Supreme Court has redefined the scope of compensation entitlement for families of deceased government employees involved in motor accidents. The verdict underscores the principle that there should be no double benefits accruing from tragic circumstances. In a recent case, the Court deliberated on the claim filed by the family of …

Supreme Court Ruling: Preventing Duplication of Benefits for Deceased Government Employees Involved in Motor Accidents Read More »

In a recent judicial scrutiny, the Supreme Court delved into the intricacies of resolution plans under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), especially when they involve assets owned by statutory authorities. The case in question pertained to the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority, a statutory body, whose land formed a crucial part of the resolution …

Land Rights at Center Stage: Supreme Court Reexamines Resolution Plan Feasibility Read More »

In a recent verdict, the Supreme Court underscored the principle that if an appellate court, upon review of evidence in an appeal against acquittal, finds two plausible views, the one favoring the innocence of the accused must prevail. The Bench, comprising Justices Bela M. Trivedi and Satish Chandra Sharma, overturned the High Court’s decision to …

 Supreme Court Emphasizes Caution in High Court’s Reconsideration of Acquittals Read More »