Landmark Constitutional Law Judgments in 2025 by the Supreme Court of India (Part III of IV)
by Siddharth R. Gupta* and Alfishan Nayab**
Continue reading
by Siddharth R. Gupta* and Alfishan Nayab**
Continue reading
The transaction results in a 100% acquisition of TAO Digital Solutions Inc., an US company which specializes in AI, data and cloud technologies, delivering solutions across a range of industry verticals.
Continue reading
The Himachal Pradesh High Court granted regular bail in an abetment of suicide case, holding that a contemporaneous suicide note absolving all persons of responsibility carried greater prima facie value than earlier allegations of harassment and failed to disclose any proximate act of instigation.
Continue reading
Karnataka HC Quashed Show Cause Notices on 2% Cinema Cess
Continue reading
Jharkhand High Court: The Single Judge Bench of M.S. Sonak, CJ.,* dismissed the insurer’s appeal and enhanced compensation for the death of
Continue reading
The team comprised Arushi Yadav, Karnika H. Gaira, and Prashansa Verma, who represented HNLU throughout the competition.
Continue reading
A quick roundup of the key High Court developments and important cases from August 2026, covering major rulings and directions on AI and personality rights, constitutional freedoms, criminal law, arbitration, POCSO, family law, education, medical rights, service law, RTI, intellectual property, and other significant legal developments.
Continue reading
On 10 September 2026, the Collegium made the appointment recommendations for 4 High Courts namely, Delhi, Jharkhand, Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh and Karnataka.
Continue reading
For the first time. All three together. Kapil Sibal, Amit Sibal and Akhil Sibal come together for a rare conversation that
Continue reading
SAM had also advised Kotak Special Situations Fund on its initial investment in HKR Roadways in 2021 and subsequently on various refinancings, effectively acting as its counsel through the life of the investment.
Continue reading
The National University of Advanced Legal Studies (NUALS), in association with the Kerala Judicial Academy, is organising a three-day seminar on “Music, Cinema and Law”, which will bring together leading voices from the judiciary, government, legal academia and the creative industry. The seminar will feature addresses by the Chief Minister of Kerala, a Judge of the Supreme Court of India and the Chief Justice of the Kerala High Court, among other eminent speakers.
Continue reading
by Arjun Krishnan*
Continue reading
The Court specifically requested the Delhi High Court to “monitor the case at short intervals”.
Continue reading
The case reinforces that, in the absence of a clear stipulation to the contrary in a recruitment advertisement, an EWS certificate pertaining to the financial year preceding the year of application cannot be rejected merely on a technical ground, particularly where the candidate otherwise satisfies the eligibility requirements and possesses the requisite certificate.
Continue reading
The Court held that the evidence did not disclose any specific overt act towards the commission of rape under Sections 376/511 IPC but established an assault with the intention or knowledge that it was likely to outrage the prosecutrix’s modesty, warranting alteration of the conviction to Section 354 IPC while upholding the conviction under Section 452 IPC.
Continue reading
Before joining Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, Rohan and Kshitij worked at Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas’ New Delhi office.
Continue reading
SAMA invites applications from students for 4 Organising Committee (OC) positions for the 10th Edition of Indian Mediation Week (IMW). The six-month paid opportunity offers a stipend of ₹15,000 per month and can be undertaken alongside college. Interested candidates can apply by September 15.
Continue reading
The Court held that the Human Rights Commission and Human Rights Court constitute two distinct and complementary mechanisms under the Human Rights Act, 1993 and the Rule 6 merely supplies the procedural machinery for invoking the jurisdiction of a Human Rights Court, it does not create a substantive or parallel regime.
Continue reading
Ishan Seth holds an LL.M. from New York University School of Law, New York and a B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) from NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad. Ishan is admitted to practise in both India and New York.
Continue reading
The Court observed that a mere change of Counsel is no ground to entertain a challenge to the cognizance order when the trial is at the stage of hearing final submissions
Continue reading