Delhi High Court directs refund of over ₹53 crore to Vodafone Idea, holding that Form 26B cannot be insisted upon for refunds arising from assessment or appellate orders.
Read Full ArticleKarnataka High Court directs father to restore custody of minor daughter to mother after he took her away in violation of Family Court and High Court orders.
Bombay High Court releases Skoda Auto Volkswagen's tax writ petition after reserved judgment remained pending for over a year, citing Supreme Court timelines.
Supreme Court refuses to enhance punishment against advocate Rizwan Siddiquee for disclosing a former client's confidences on TV, dismisses his appeal too, and imposes costs on both sides.
Supreme Court acquits two Gujarat Panchayat employees in bribery case, holding that demand of bribe must be proved beyond reasonable doubt before presumption under Section 20 can arise.
Supreme Court holds writ petitions are maintainable against recognised private unaided schools for enforcing statutory salary obligations owed to teachers under the applicable education laws.
Supreme Court holds illegal absorption cannot be cured by lapse of time or long service and orders repatriation of four Haryana PWD engineers to their parent department.
Supreme Court upholds execution by hanging as constitutionally valid while permitting the Centre to examine alternative methods through an expert committee.
Allahabad High Court holds that an Advocate's claim for unpaid professional fees is contractual and cannot ordinarily be enforced through writ jurisdiction where the liability is disputed.
Punjab and Haryana High Court-appointed committee finds widespread evaluation errors in PSRLM recruitment and recommends redrawing the entire result with a uniform assessment process.
Telangana High Court upholds cancellation of Patanjali Foods' Suryapet oil palm factory zone, finding the company failed to establish a processing mill despite repeated opportunities.
Supreme Court sets aside Allahabad HC order directing UPPSC exam re-evaluation, holding that courts cannot substitute their assessment for academic experts in answer key disputes.
The Orissa High Court held that Commercial Court orders cannot be challenged through a writ of certiorari under Article 226, ruling that such courts possess all the trappings of a civil court and are ...
The Supreme Court held that its judgments apply retrospectively unless expressly declared prospective, setting aside a Karnataka High Court order extending subvention benefits beyond the validity of t...
The Supreme Court laid down principles for determining environmental compensation under the SWM Rules, 2026, and directed the Centre to frame detailed guidelines for its assessment and recovery.
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