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SC stays CIC order declaring NSE 'public authority' under RTI Act

The Supreme Court has stayed a Central Information Commission order. This order declared the National Stock Exchange of India a public authority. The NSEI challenged this ruling, seeking a response from the commission. The High Court had previously agreed with the NSEI's classification. This decision allows citizens to seek information…

The Economic Times

Four groups representing Bhopal gas tragedy survivors allege sewage-contaminated water supply

Survivors claim Bhopal's civic body supplies sewage-contaminated drinking water. Many water samples tested positive for faecal coliform, indicating contamination. Residents near the factory are suffering from water-borne diseases like typhoid. Supreme Court directives for clean water and drainage have remained unfulfilled.

The Economic Times

Develop mechanism for compensation in accidents due to stray animals: Supreme Court to Centre, states

The Supreme Court has mandated compensation mechanisms for stray animal road accidents. Animal owners must now be held responsible for their livestock's whereabouts. Mandatory tagging of all animals will improve tracking and health services. Owners must transfer unwanted animals to designated shelters for proper care. This directive aims to enhance…

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Immigration crackdown threatens Haitian caregivers and the seniors who rely on them

A Supreme Court decision allowing the Trump administration to end temporary protected status for hundreds of thousands of Haitians is rippling far beyond immigration courts

The Independent UK

No input tax credit for the innocent buyer after paying GST? Supreme Court settles who bears the cost when a supplier defaults

The Supreme Court affirmed Gujarat High Court's decision on CGST Act Section 16(2)(c). This ruling validates the provision requiring tax payment by suppliers for buyer's credit. Honest businesses now face stricter compliance requirements for input tax credit. The court's reasoned dismissal binds all lower courts and authorities across India. Businesses…

The Economic Times

Indian police crack down on ‘abusive’ remarks about Modi during Gen Z protests

Activists allege police are taking action against people who participated in 36-day demonstrations

The Independent UK

SC grants interim anticipatory bail to DMK's Senthil Balaji in TASMAC case

The Supreme Court granted anticipatory bail to DMK leader V Senthil Balaji. This relief was provided until further orders in a new corruption case. The court imposed conditions including cooperation with the investigation and passport deposit. Balaji faces allegations of irregularities in the Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation. The Madras…

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Cryptic bail orders need not be revisited: SC

The Supreme Court stated liberty depends on the prosecution's case. It rejected an appeal against bail granted to an accused in Banbhoolpura violence. The court questioned the invocation of the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act. It noted that bail orders do not always require detailed reasons. The court emphasized that liberty…

The Economic Times

Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar holds high-level meet as Cauvery row intensifies

Karnataka Chief Minister reviewed the Cauvery water situation after recent authority orders. The Cauvery Water Management Authority directed Karnataka to release more water to Tamil Nadu. India's government returned the Mekedatu project report for revisions and compliance. The Supreme Court clarified states do not need consent for river structures. This…

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SC upholds NCLAT order setting aside CCI's Rs 301.6-cr penalty on Grasim Industries

The Supreme Court upheld an NCLAT order concerning Grasim Industries. This decision set aside a significant penalty previously imposed by the CCI. The fair trade regulator must now rehear the Aditya Birla Group firm's case. The NCLAT found that Grasim was not given a proper opportunity to present arguments. The…

The Economic Times

SC Judge V Mohana recuses from hearing Senthil Balaji's anticipatory bail plea

Justice V Mohana recused herself from hearing V Senthil Balaji's bail plea. The Supreme Court will hear the urgent plea later today. Balaji seeks pre-arrest bail in a fresh corruption case involving TASMAC. The Madras High Court had previously dismissed his anticipatory bail petition. This case involves alleged irregularities and…

The Economic Times

Microsoft turns to the UK Supreme Court after losing twice over second-hand software licenses, and billions could ride on the outcome

Microsoft argued Office clip art made it unresellable. Two UK courts disagreed, and now it wants the Supreme Court to look at it in an appeal that could have far-reaching consequences for the software giant.

TechRadar

No action against peaceful NEET protesters, says Delhi minister

Delhi Minister Ashish Sood clarified no action against peaceful student protesters. This exemption does not apply to those facing criminal charges or involved in violence. The government agreed to demands after a 37-day protest and a 26-day hunger strike. The Supreme Court directed the release of arrested students under eighteen…

The Economic Times

Courts Keep Striking Down State Laws Aimed at Pharmacy Middlemen, and Independent Drugstores Are Watching

States keep passing laws to rein in pharmacy benefit managers, and courts keep blocking them. What it means for where you fill prescriptions.

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UK police arrests dozens at protest supporting banned group Palestine Action

Dozens of people have been arrested outside a London courthouse after expressing support for Palestine Action

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Palestine Action set for final legal battle with Home Office after Supreme Court ruling

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Palestine Action terror ban challenge to go to Supreme Court as 117 arrested

In June, five Court of Appeal judges said the ban was a ‘justified and proportionate’ interference on freedom of expression rights.

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Palestine Action can appeal terror ban at the Supreme Court

Thousands of people have been arrested over support for pro-Palestine group

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Palestine Action can challenge UK Government ban in Supreme Court

PALESTINE Action can challenge the UK Government’s ban on the organisation at the Supreme Court, it has emerged.

The Economic Times

Insurers not liable for accident compensation if driver's licence was invalid: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled insurance companies are not liable for accidents with unlicensed drivers. Driving without a valid license can lead to significant compensation liabilities for owners. The court urged nationwide awareness campaigns on maintaining valid driving licenses. It also called for reforms in driving schools and license accessibility.

Reason

The Fauci Diaries and the Cult of Judicial Celebrity

Like Dr. Fauci, (liberal) judges nominated to the Supreme Court are immediately elevated to the ranks of AAA celebrity.

The Independent UK

Angry Trump hits out at Supreme Court justices over cost of his losses

President claims highest court has deprived U.S. of ‘trillions and trillions of dollars’ by ruling against him

The Economic Times

SC permits Muslims to offer Friday prayers on dargah land near Bhojshala complex at Dhar

The Supreme Court permitted Muslim prayers at a dargah near Dhar's Bhojshala complex. The court directed the state government to ensure prayers occur between 1 and 3 pm. This direction allows exploration of mutually agreed alternative prayer sites. Previously, the Madhya Pradesh High Court declared Bhojshala a temple dedicated to…

International Business Times UK

US Tariff Revenue Turns Negative as Billions in Refunds Flow to Importers but Not the Shoppers Who Paid

US customs revenue turned negative in June as tariff refunds topped collections, but the billions are going back to importers, not the consumers who paid higher prices.

The Economic Times

Property seller's family challenged 15-bigha land sale, authorities ordered cancellation of sale deed; Supreme Court restores buyer's right, says registered sale deed can't be discarded for these reasons

Inconsistency in witness testimony led to a 1957 executed registered sale deed being ordered for cancellation and a long battle for buyer to secure his rights in the 15 bigha land; SC restores buyer's rights in this land; Know why

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