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The Supreme Court heard a PIL filed by the DMSC praying for the rehabilitation of sex workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Court took notice of the distress and plight of the workers and urged the Governments to extend relief to them. Petitioner’s Submissions The Petitioner is the group Durbar

The Supreme Court heard the plea filed by any students regarding the publication of results for CBSE Compartment Examinations. The Court urged CBSE and UGC to accommodate these students keeping in mind the exceptional circumstances. Background of the Case The petition at hand has been filed challenging the decision of

The Supreme Court depreciated the view of the High Court in not granting compensation for loss of prospects and income to a living victim of a motor vehicle accident. The Bench urged Courts to take into account the mental trauma of the victim and not follow a myopic approach. Brief

Supreme Court heard the dispute between Balasore Alloys Ltd and Medima LLC where the main issue concerned the appointment of an arbitrator. The Court dismissed the application. The Bench ruled the matter in favour of Medima LLC. Brief Facts of the Case The Applicant (Balasore Alloys Ltd) approached the Court

SC held that in case of enforcement of a foreign award, Article 137 of the Limitation Act would be applicable. It also held that Section 48 of the Arbitration Act is limited and does not warrant an inquiry into the merits of an award. Brief Facts of the Case The

A three-judge Bench of the Supreme Court directed the States to ensure the availability of ambulance to COVID and non-COVID patients. The Court also directed them to ensure proper pricing of the same. Brief Facts of the Case The plea was filed by the NGO, Earth. They sought the intervention

Supreme Court, in the case of Stalin v State, modified the conviction from under Section 302 to Section 304 Part I. The Bench held that in cases of eye-witness accounts, motive need not be proved. Brief Facts of the Case The Accused has appealed to the Supreme Court against the

The Supreme Court partly allowed appeals by three Insurance companies against the award of compensation by MACT. The Court held that the awarding of compensation under the loss of consortium and loss of love and affection is not correct. Brief Facts of the Case This judgment is the consolidation of

Supreme Court on 11th September heard a plea filed by former NLSIU VC challenging the NLAT exam scheduled the next day. The Court decided to allow the test to be held as scheduled.  Brief Facts of the Case National Law School India University (NLSIU), a premier law school of the