The Supreme Court’s notice on ED’s Article 32 writ raises a deeper constitutional concern: can a State agency invoke a citizen’s remedy to resolve executive and federal disputes without distorting ...
On January 20, the Supreme Court agreed to examine whether the Enforcement Directorate (ED) is entitled to invoke the writ jurisdiction of constitutional courts to seek relief. Taking note of the ...
A division bench of justices G.S. Kulkarni and Aarti Sathe said the manner in which the authorities acted had “very seriously shocked the conscience of the court”, observing that the “ghost of the lit ...
The Supreme Court recently invoked its powers under Article 142 of the Constitution to reduce a loan sum in a case where the ...
In a significant judgment, the Supreme Court recently held that tax sovereignty is an essential attribute of national ...
Radhika Vemula & Abeda Tadvi channelled the grief of losing their children to caste discrimination by filing a PIL.
This news report covers the intensifying protests at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) following the Supreme Court's decision ...
The move widely seen as one to find a possible way to cushion APL’s financial distress entailed “analysing and ascertaining ...
Arbitrary State actions and prolonged legal battles expose the urgent need to protect judicial independence and civil liberties in India ...
The Court is a constant contest between caution and courage, restraint and resolve. It is not a neutral umpire ...
UGC New Rule Row Live: The Supreme Court directed all higher education institutions to continue following the UGC Regulations, 2012, until further orders.
CJ Roy’s death revives a constitutional question: why Indian tax law allows raids without time limits or enforceable ...
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