2025 SCC Vol. 10 Part 2
2025 SCC Vol. 10 Part 2: Explore the latest Supreme Court Cases on Arbitration, Constitution, CPC, Consumer Protection, Education Law, Environment Law, Motor Vehicles Act, and more.
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“More than 16 years have passed but this project is still slow in progress”: Read why Allahabad HC issued directions for implementation of Inter-Operable Criminal Justice System
“ICJS has been established to make justice delivery system more effective by integrating main pillars of criminal justice, i.e., the police (CCTNS), courts (e-courts), jails (e-prisons), forensic lab (e-forensic) and prosecution (e-prosecution).”
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NHRC takes suo motu cognizance of six children testing HIV positive after blood transfusion at Satna District Hospital
The NHRC sought detailed reports from Chief Secretaries of all States and Union Territories within four weeks.
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‘Possibility of larger controversy cannot be ruled out’; Allahabad HC denies relief to MLA Chandrashekhar Azad in Saharanpur Violence Case
The Court stated that considering that Chandrashekhar is a sitting MLA and the alleged offences were allegedly committed by his party workers, the argument that there might be a larger conspiracy could not be ruled out.
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‘Merely passing one-line order without reasoning is not proper’; Madhya Pradesh HC allows appeal against one-liner acquittal by Appellate Court
“It is not expected from a Judicial Officer of the Appellate Court to pass such a short, cryptic and non-speaking order without going into the merits of the case, discussing the evidence, and testing the reasoning given by the Trial Court.”
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“Without complete integrity of both arbitrators and lawyers, the institutional integrity is nowhere near”: Justice P.S. Narsimha at launch of IIAC’s magazine “The Equilibrium”
The India International Arbitration Centre launched its magazine titled “The Equilibrium”.
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Navigating Social Media: Privacy, Freedom of Speech and Regulation | Conclusion of Fourth IBA India Litigation and ADR Symposium
The Fourth IBA India Litigation and ADR Symposium concluded with a panel discussion on privacy and the new Digital Personal Data Protection Act as well as a debate on whether social media was the only reliable source of news.
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Hybrid ADR Procedures to Changes in Arbitration Landscape | Day 2 of Fourth IBA India Litigation and ADR Symposium
The second day of the Fourth IBA India Litigation and ADR Symposium, held on 6th December 2025, traversed various emerging topics in the legal field such as developments in arbitration law, emerging issues in IPR and AI, privacy, AI in dispute resolution, and more.
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2025 SCC Vol. 9 Part 5
2025 SCC Vol. 9 Part 5: Explore the latest Supreme Court Cases on Arbitration, Civil Procedure Code, Consumer Commissions, Election Law, NI Act, Service Law, and IBC.
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CRIMINAL LAW ROUNDUP: A quick recap of the top criminal cases from November 2025
Covering all the important criminal cases across various High Courts and the Supreme Court, this roundup provides a quick summary of cases, links to other roundups, latest legal updates in criminal law and a few top stories of the month.
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MP HC denies relief to man who allegedly sent message saying consuming beef was essential to being a good Hindu
The forwarded message allegedly included assertions relating to ancient rituals, such as claims that consuming beef was essential to being a good Hindu, bull sacrifices and meat consumption were obligatory on certain occasions, Brahmins regularly consumed bovine meat, and cows and bulls were allegedly slaughtered in various religious ceremonies.
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MP Cough Syrup Deaths Case| “Most shocking case in medical history”: MP HC denies relief to distributor who sold Coldrif cough syrup
At the outset, the Court remarked that the subject case was one of the most shocking cases in the medical history where as many as 30 children died by alleged consumption of the Coldrif cold syrup.
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SCC Online signs an MOU with Data Security Council of India
SCC Online has officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Data Security Council of India to collaborate on cybersecurity, data protection, competition, AI and emerging technologies.
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SCC Online signs MoU with The Dialogue to Strengthen Legal and Policy Research
SCC Online has officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with The Dialogue, to foster a robust ecosystem for legal and policy research.
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HIGH COURT WEEKLY ROUNDUP 2025 [24th to 30th November] | Amit Baghel’s Hate Speech; Hermes’ Birkin Bag; Gold Flake Trade Mark; and more
A quick legal roundup to cover important stories from all High Courts this week.
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2025 SCC Vol. 9 Part 4
2025 SCC Vol. 9 Part 4: Explore the latest Supreme Court Cases on Civil Procedure Code, Constitution, Criminal Law, Motor Vehicles Act, and IBC.
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“Photographs show dismal state of affairs regarding transplantation”: MP HC extends ban on harming trees to entire MP, seeks responses from State Authorities
The Court directed that no tree shall be cut, pruned or transplanted in any manner in Madhya Pradesh except with the prior permission of the Committee constituted by the NGT and the Tree Officer concerned till the next date of hearing.
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Register Now-Online registration for IBA India Litigation & ADR Symposium 2025 closes in 3 days!
The registration for the Fourth IBA India Litigation and ADR Symposium closes in three days.
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4-year-old hung from tree by teachers as corporal punishment: Chhattisgarh HC takes cognizance, seeks response from School Education Department
As per the report, two female teachers punished the child for allegedly not completing his homework. Though the child was reported to be safe, the parents raised questions over the incident.
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“Type-1 Diabetes cannot hinder Right to Education”: Madhya Pradesh HC directs diabetic State-Level Badminton player’s admission to B.P.Ed. Course
“The respondents’ refusal to provide minimal dietary flexibility or safe insulin storage, both of which petitioner volunteered to manage at his own cost, constitutes denial of reasonable accommodation and hence discrimination per se. Even otherwise, Type-1 diabetes is not a recognized disability; therefore, exclusion of the petitioner on this ground is arbitrary and discriminatory.”
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