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A three-judge bench of the Supreme Court dismissed a Special Leave Petition. Private unaided minority educational institutions filed this challenging a Calcutta High Court order. The order was restricting them from stopping students from answering examinations for not paying fees. Brief facts of the case The impugned order is the

A three-judge bench of the Supreme Court dismissed a plea concerning the Permanent Commission. Women officers who completed 14 years of service filed this plea after the cut-off date stipulated in the February judgment. The Court allowing it would have serious implication. The Permanent Commission should be given to women

The present case arises from a dispute of possession of a premise wherein the Supreme Court held that the High Court must look into the bigger questions of law before allowing any Second Appeal. Brief facts of the case This appeal arises from a judgment that dismissed the Second Appeal

On 31 August 2020, the Supreme Court repelled the challenges against Adani Power Rajasthan Ltd. by a group of power distribution companies. It considered the approval of compensatory tariff. Brief Facts of the Case The Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Ltd. decided to get into a joint venture with Adani

The Supreme Court on 31st August dismissed the Review Petition filed by the infamous fugitive Vijay Mallya. Mallya had sought a review of the 2017 judgment pronounced by this Court holding him guilty of contempt of the court. Brief facts of the case Vijay Mallya is a declared Fugitive Economic

The Supreme Court heard a set of pleas filed by various importers against the restrictions imposed by GOI on import quantity. The bench held that the GOI is empowered to do so under Section 3(2) of the Foreign Trade (Development and Restriction) Act, 1992. Brief facts of the case This

The Supreme Court heard a set of pleas filed by various importers against the restrictions imposed by GOI on import quantity. The bench held that the GOI is empowered to do so under Section 3(2) of the Foreign Trade (Development and Restriction) Act, 1992. Brief facts of the case This

In the case of V. Sukumaran v State of Kerala, the Supreme Court asked for a liberal interpretation of pensionary provisions keeping in mind the social welfare. The bench comprised of Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul, Justice Ajay Rastogi and Justice Aniruddha Bose. Brief facts of the case The appellant is

An elderly man who has been accused of rape of a minor was granted bail by a division judge bench of the Supreme Court. The bench relied on DNA evidence disapproving the allegation that he is the father of the minor’s child. Brief facts of the case The appellant is