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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
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
Constitutional Law

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
Criminal Law
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
Property Law
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
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Supreme Court: A Cheque-Bounce Notice Delivered to Your Correct Address Is Served, Even If a Relative Accepts It
Criminal Law
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
Property Law
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
Constitutional Law
Supreme Court Rules Police Confessions Cannot Justify Preventive Detention Orders
Why the Supreme Court Refused to Enforce an Oral Property Agreement
Property Law
Why the Supreme Court Refused to Enforce an Oral Property Agreement
Taxation

Supreme Court Bars Tax Department from Splitting Single Contracts to Impose Service Tax

August 7, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court held that prior to 2007, the Finance Act, 1994 did not authorise vivisection of indivisible turnkey contracts to levy service tax on embedded installation services, and no…

Commercial Law

Supreme Court Rules That Suing Farmers Over Seeds Is Not by Itself Grounds for Revocation

August 7, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

Supreme Court dismisses plea to revoke PepsiCo's plant variety registration, ruling that filing infringement suits under the PPVFRA is not per se vexatious. Farmers can claim Section 39(1)(iv) protection as…

Taxation

Supreme Court: Mere ‘Kitting’ of Imported Parts in a Warehouse Is Not Taxable Manufacturing

August 6, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court upheld the tribunal order holding that merely grouping imported photocopier modules at a warehouse does not amount to 'manufacture' under Section 2(f) of the Central Excise Act,…

Commercial Law

Supreme Court Leaves Open a Crucial Question on Buyers’ Right to Arbitrate Against Small Businesses

August 6, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court disposed of an appeal by referring disputes between a buyer and an MSME to arbitration via DIAC, leaving open the question whether a buyer can independently invoke…

Constitutional Law

Supreme Court Rejects Medical College’s Five-Year Funding Claim After Constitution Bench Strikes Down Subvention Scheme

August 5, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court held that the TMA Pai Foundation judgment rendered the interim subvention scheme unconstitutional with retrospective effect, quashing High Court orders that directed payment of aid for years…

Service Law

Supreme Court Awards ₹5 Lakh to Police Constable Discharged Without Hearing Over Pending Criminal Case

August 5, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Court held that an employee cannot be discharged merely because a criminal case is pending without a hearing, and probation does not wipe away conviction. It directed Rs. 5…

Constitutional Law

When Quitting Becomes Final: Supreme Court Rules on Whether Public Employees Can Withdraw a Resignation After Moving On

August 5, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that a university board's ratification validates a resignation accepted by an in-charge authority, preventing its withdrawal. An employee who accepts resignation benefits and obtains new employment…

Environmental Law

Polluters Must Fund Restoration Too: Supreme Court Sets Ground Rules for Waste Compensation

August 5, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court upheld the Central Implementation Committee under the SWM Rules, 2026, and laid down principles for environmental compensation, holding it restitutionary, proportionate to damage caused, and payable until…

Commercial Law

Closing the Trial Door: Supreme Court Rules Witnesses Cannot Be Recalled to Fill Evidence Gaps

August 5, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that Order XVIII Rule 17 CPC cannot be used to fill gaps in evidence or recall a witness for a party's cross-examination, and that absence of…

Commercial Law

Supreme Court Rules Owner-Drivers Are Covered Under Comprehensive Policies and Orders Tech-Driven Crackdown on Uninsured Vehicles

August 5, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court upheld compensation for an owner-driver under a comprehensive motor policy and directed systemic reforms—including ANPR-VAHAN integration, mandatory multi-year third-party insurance, and a uniform four-layer policy structure—to enforce…

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