No interim stay on Ordinance giving Government nominees a vote in Gokul Chairman election: Bombay HC
The Court directed the Election Officer/Presiding Officer to maintain separate ballot boxes for the elected Directors and Government nominees.
SCC Times
Balance sheet entries can acknowledge a debt and renew limitation under Section 18, Limitation Act: SC restores money recovery suit
Observing that at the Order VII Rule 11 stage, the amount owed is for trial, the Supreme Court revived the suit rejected by the High Court as time barred.
Amity Law School, Raipur to host international expert lecture on AI, cybercrime and transnational security on 19 November 2026
The International Expert Lecture on “AI, Cybercrime and Transnational Security: Emerging Threats, Collaborative Responses and Future Pathways” will examine contemporary developments at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence, cybersecurity, emerging technologies, and law.
Dubai Arbitration Week 2026: Global Arbitration community to convene in Dubai from 9—13 November
Dubai Arbitration Week 2026 will bring together the global arbitration community for a week of panel discussions, workshops and networking, highlighting Dubai’s growing role as an international dispute resolution hub and providing a platform to exchange perspectives on emerging trends, innovations and the future of arbitration.
Indian Mediation Federation: Sanjeev Ahuja on Making Mediation Mainstream in India
In this exclusive interview with SCC Times, Sanjeev Ahuja discusses the vision behind the Indian Mediation Federation (IMF), the evolving mediation landscape
CAT Allahabad: WhatsApp “OK” Not Conclusive Proof of Leave Sanction; Railway Employee’s Transfer Upheld
Can a WhatsApp message saying “OK” establish that leave has been formally sanctioned? In Priya Ranjan Kumar v. Union of India,
Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas advises Cemindia Projects Ltd. on its INR 1400 Crore QI
The Issue was undertaken by the Company in compliance with Chapter VI of the SEBI (Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2018 and Section 42 of the Companies Act, 2013.
Call for Papers: NLU Delhi’s Journal of Legal Studies invites submissions for Volume IX, scheduled for publication in August 2027
The Journal is an annual student-edited, peer-reviewed law journal that seeks to provide a forum for engaging discussions on contemporary issues in domestic and international law and policy.
What if the next landmark resolution begins with a conversation? IMF to host ‘An Evening with Mediators’ in New Delhi on October 31
Can a conversation change the course of a dispute? The Indian Mediation Federation (IMF) will explore mediation’s potential to transform dispute resolution at ‘An Evening with Mediators’ taking place on Saturday, 31 October, in New Delhi.
Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co advises Resolution Professional on ₹1,800 crore resolution of Gstaad Hotels Pvt. Ltd. and Neo Capricorn Plaza Pvt. Ltd.
The Firm successfully defended the Resolution Professional against each of these challenges before the Hon’ble NCLT, reflecting the effectiveness of a coordinated commercial and legal strategy in complex insolvency proceedings.
Whistleblower Termination Case: Bengaluru Court holds Willis Towers Watson’s termination of Whistleblower wrongful, awards ₹3.67 crore in damages
The Court awarded ₹3,67,97,082 in special damages, ₹10 lakh for mental agony, anguish and harassment, and additional compensation of ₹2 lakh against each defendant found liable for injury to the plaintiff’s professional life.
Whistleblower Termination Case: Bengaluru Court rejects defamation reliefs to Willis Towers Watson’s whistleblower; Holds claims for compensation time-barred
“The conclusion that the claims for compensation are time-barred does not, by itself, establish that the statements were true or false, nor does it amount to a finding that the defendants necessarily did or did not make them.”
Delhi HC: Mere Non-Return of Stridhan Insufficient for Section 406 IPC Without Specific Entrustment
In Harcharanjeet Bains v. State (NCT of Delhi), the Delhi High Court partly quashed criminal proceedings arising from a matrimonial dispute. The
NLU Assam to Hold Fourth Convocation on October 10, 2026; Justice Vikram Nath to Grace the Occasion as Chief Guest
National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam, will hold its Fourth Convocation on October 10, 2026, celebrating 81 graduates in the presence of Supreme Court Judges Justice Vikram Nath and Justice Ujjal Bhuyan.
Menaka Guruswamy on Failure, Litigation & Learning | SideBar Tales
In litigation, defeat is inevitable, but as Senior Advocate Menaka Guruswamy explains, it can teach you more than victory ever will. From
Delhi High Court Senior Advocate Designation Rules, 2026: Eligibility, Application Process and Key Changes
The Delhi High Court has notified the High Court of Delhi Designation of Senior Advocate Rules, 2026, replacing the framework notified in
From hybrid dispute resolution mechanisms to judicial lawmaking: Experts discuss building blocks and hurdles in the road to Viksit Bharat 2047 at Nyaya Nirmaan 2026
The General Counsels’ Association of India (GCAI) organised the fifth edition of Nyaya Nirmaan 2026: India @ 2047 on 24 September 2026 at the Dr. Ambedkar International Centre, New Delhi, on the theme “Building the Legal Architecture for a Connected Global Economy”.
“Justice system must find its way to the citizen”: CJI Surya Kant inaugurates Bihar State Legal Services Authority’s Victim Rights Centre, launches transgender helpline
The Chief Justice of India, Justice Surya Kant, delivered a remarkable address at the inauguration of Bihar State Legal Services Authority’s four initiatives: a Victim Rights Centre, a Victim Rights Centre Booklet, a Transgender Helpline, and the Flagging Off of Multi-Utility Vehicles.
Gauhati HC: Talaq-E-Hassan Is a Valid Form of Divorce; Registration Must Be Sought Under 2024 Act
The Gauhati High Court has held that Talaq-E-Hassan is a valid and recognised form of Talaq and is not prohibited under law.
Supreme Court Issues Directions for Speedy Trials in Dowry & Cruelty Cases
The Supreme Court has issued detailed directions to tackle delays in dowry and cruelty cases. From framing charges within 60–90 days and