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Supreme Court: A Cheque-Bounce Notice Delivered to Your Correct Address Is Served, Even If a Relative Accepts It When a Drain Splits Your Farm: The Supreme Court Rules on What the State Must Pay Supreme Court Rules Police Confessions Cannot Justify Preventive Detention Orders Why the Supreme Court Refused to Enforce an Oral Property Agreement Pre-Trial Jail Cannot Be Punishment: Supreme Court Grants Bail in ₹979 Crore Rajasthan Corruption Case
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Supreme Court: A Cheque-Bounce Notice Delivered to Your Correct Address Is Served, Even If a Relative Accepts It

October 15, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court
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When a Drain Splits Your Farm: The Supreme Court Rules on What the State Must Pay

October 15, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court
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Supreme Court Rules Police Confessions Cannot Justify Preventive Detention Orders

October 15, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court
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Why the Supreme Court Refused to Enforce an Oral Property Agreement

October 15, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court
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Pre-Trial Jail Cannot Be Punishment: Supreme Court Grants Bail in ₹979 Crore Rajasthan Corruption Case

October 15, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court
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Supreme Court: A Cheque-Bounce Notice Delivered to Your Correct Address Is Served, Even If a Relative Accepts It
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Supreme Court: A Cheque-Bounce Notice Delivered to Your Correct Address Is Served, Even If a Relative Accepts It
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When a Drain Splits Your Farm: The Supreme Court Rules on What the State Must Pay
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Supreme Court Rules Police Confessions Cannot Justify Preventive Detention Orders
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Supreme Court: A Cheque-Bounce Notice Delivered to Your Correct Address Is Served, Even If a Relative Accepts It
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Supreme Court: A Cheque-Bounce Notice Delivered to Your Correct Address Is Served, Even If a Relative Accepts It
When a Drain Splits Your Farm: The Supreme Court Rules on What the State Must Pay
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When a Drain Splits Your Farm: The Supreme Court Rules on What the State Must Pay
Supreme Court Rules Police Confessions Cannot Justify Preventive Detention Orders
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Supreme Court Rules Police Confessions Cannot Justify Preventive Detention Orders
Why the Supreme Court Refused to Enforce an Oral Property Agreement
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Why the Supreme Court Refused to Enforce an Oral Property Agreement
Criminal Law

Supreme Court: A Cheque-Bounce Notice Delivered to Your Correct Address Is Served, Even If a Relative Accepts It

October 15, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court restored the concurrent conviction under Section 138 of the NI Act, ruling that a statutory notice dispatched by registered post to the correct address raises a rebuttable…

Property Law

When a Drain Splits Your Farm: The Supreme Court Rules on What the State Must Pay

October 15, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court restored uniform land-acquisition compensation for a canal project, holding contiguous land must be valued uniformly, severance must reflect unacquired land value, and statutory solatium and interest apply…

Constitutional Law

Supreme Court Rules Police Confessions Cannot Justify Preventive Detention Orders

October 15, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court set aside a preventive detention order under the NSA, ruling that a confessional statement made to police is inherently unreliable and inadmissible, and its inclusion as a…

Property Law

Why the Supreme Court Refused to Enforce an Oral Property Agreement

October 15, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

Supreme Court sets aside decrees granting specific performance of an oral property sale agreement, holding the second suit barred by Order II Rule 2 CPC and the plaintiff failed to…

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Pre-Trial Jail Cannot Be Punishment: Supreme Court Grants Bail in ₹979 Crore Rajasthan Corruption Case

October 15, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court granted regular bail to two appellants in a multi-crore Rajasthan corruption scam, ruling that pre-trial custody cannot become punitive when the investigation is complete and the trial…

Commercial Law

Government Cannot Recover Alleged Overpayments from Unrelated Contracts Without Strict Legal Basis, Supreme Court Holds

October 1, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court quashed a recovery order deducting money from a contractor's ongoing bills for alleged overpayments under earlier government contracts, holding that cross-contract recovery requires express contractual authority and…

Family Law

Supreme Court Uses Rare Constitutional Power to Grant Divorce and End a Web of Cross-Country Lawsuits

September 30, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court dissolved a marriage under Article 142 on mutual consent, quashed all pending civil and criminal proceedings between the parties, and approved a settlement awarding ₹35 lakhs as…

Service Law

Closing a 26-Year Wait: Supreme Court Orders Interest on Unpaid Wages and Extra Relief for Workers of Bihar’s Defunct Corporations

September 30, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court directed Bihar and Jharkhand to pay 12% interest on delayed EPF dues and 6% on salary arrears to employees of defunct corporations, awarded Rs.1,00,000 each to daily-wage…

Commercial Law

Bidder Beware: Supreme Court Upholds Forfeiture of Entire Deposit for Non-Payment in Liquidation Auction

September 30, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court upheld forfeiture of a bidder's entire deposit in an IBC liquidation auction, holding that explicit e-auction terms are enforceable even without an express statutory forfeiture provision, and…

Commercial Law

Supreme Court Hands Electric Vehicle Dispute to Former Judge, Clearing Path for Arbitration

September 26, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court appointed a sole arbitrator for a commercial dispute between two electric vehicle companies and modified interim orders to allow the arbitral tribunal to adjudicate Section 17 applications…

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