Judgments and orders from the Supreme Courts, appellate and state courts, tribunals and agencies of India and the United States, reported as they are delivered, with the holding in plain language.
A chargesheet filed without the forensic report or the sanction order does not stop the clock under Section 187 of the BNSS. The accused's right to bail on the 61st or 91st day stands.
Who you called, when and from where is protected under Article 21 even when the content is not. Bulk collection without a judicial order fails the proportionality test.
Skill and chance make no difference to the tax base, the court held; the amount staked is the consideration. The retrospective demands remain subject to limitation.
The court granted certiorari on whether a state may require app stores to verify every user's age before download, with argument expected next term.
Counsel, not the tool, is answerable for every authority cited. The court referred the matter to the bar council and asked it to frame guidance.
Training was transformative; building a permanent library from shadow-library downloads was not. The damages question on the pirated copies goes to trial.
Rule 11 sanctions, a standing certification order and a referral to the state bars. The judge said the duty to check a citation does not change with the tool that produced it.
Applying Purdue, the court refused to confirm a plan that released non-debtor affiliates from claims by creditors who had not opted in. The debtor has 60 days to file an amended plan.
The tribunal upheld a single consolidated plan for a corporate group where the assets and liabilities were so intertwined that separate resolution was unworkable, and set out the test for when consolidation is permitted.
The settlement turned on what the exporter knew about where its distributor's goods ended up. End-use screening, the agency said, cannot stop at the first buyer.