Supreme Court Upholds National Duty Over Administrative Delays in Sports Administration This appeal arises from a common judgment and order dated 11.08.2026 passed by the High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, which had dismissed the appellant’s writ petition seeking a direction to relieve respondent No.3—a government physical education
This appeal arises from a common judgment and order dated 11.08.2026 passed by the High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, which had dismissed the appellant’s writ petition seeking a direction to relieve respondent No.3—a government physical education teacher and recognized coach—to serve as the Chief Coach for the
The Supreme Court of India set aside the compulsory retirement of an Indian Trade Service officer, declaring the government’s order under Fundamental Rule 56(j) as arbitrary, perverse, and vitiated by malice in law. The Court admonished the reviewing authorities for ignoring the officer’s consistently outstanding service record and recent merit-based
This civil appeal arose from a long-standing property and accounts dispute stemming from the dissolution of a partnership at will, M/s Viraj Constructions, originally formed in 1964. After the original plaintiff (Kasireddy Lakshmi Narayana Reddy) issued a notice of dissolution on October 18, 1983, protracted litigation ensued regarding whether his
This statutory appeal by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) challenged an order of the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) which had set aside penalties imposed on Vedanta Limited and its directors for allegedly making a misleading share buyback announcement. The Supreme Court held that releasing an escrow account
This appeal addressed whether a widow’s entitlement to family pension should be restricted to the date she approached a judicial forum or granted from the exact date it fell due upon her husband’s death. The Supreme Court examined a conflict between two-judge bench precedents—S.K. Mastan Bee (which favored granting pension
The Supreme Court allowed the appeal filed by the National Skill Development Corporation, setting aside the Delhi High Court’s judgment and the Sole Arbitrator’s order which had deleted the second respondent (guarantor/managing director) from the arbitral proceedings. The bench ruled that where parties execute multiple interconnected and contemporaneous instruments—such as