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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
Property Law

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
Constitutional Law
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
Environmental Law

Rules for Medical Waste Plants Carry Binding Legal Force, Supreme Court Holds

September 14, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court considered an appeal against an NGT decision setting aside Environmental Clearance and Consent to Establish for a Babrala bio-medical waste facility over disputed land-area relaxations under CPCB…

Constitutional Law

Supreme Court Upholds RBI’s Extended Control Over Distressed Co-operative Banks Beyond Six-Month Limit

September 4, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court held that the RBI may supersede the board of a multi-State co-operative bank under Section 36AAA of the Banking Regulation Act free of the six-month limit in…

Constitutional Law

Supreme Court Declines to Interfere as High Court Lets Watchdog Brief Power Utility

September 4, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court declined to interfere with a High Court interim order allowing a PIL petitioner to participate in electricity regulatory proceedings, holding the direction a permissible interim measure to…

Constitutional Law

Accountability Over Technicalities: Supreme Court Backs Annual Checks on Teacher Training Colleges

September 4, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

Supreme Court holds NCTE may require teacher education institutions to file annual Performance Appraisal Reports as a valid regulatory measure. It restored the Public Notice dated 22.09.2019 and overturned the…

Commercial Law

Homebuyers Who Rescued a Stalled Project Cannot Be Charged for the Developer’s Delay, Rules Supreme Court

September 4, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

Supreme Court holds time extension charges under a development lease are penal and cannot be CIRP costs under the IBC; NOIDA cannot impose them on homebuyers or the resolution applicant…

Commercial Law

Wife or Fiancée? Supreme Court Reaffirms Strict Proof of Marriage and Age-Based Compensation Multiplier in Fatal Crash Case

September 4, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court dismissed appeals by an insurer and a claimant in a 2011 fatal truck accident case, ruling the multiplier depends on the deceased’s age and upholding findings that…

Service Law

Three Decades of Service Win Pension Protection, But Not Tribal Status, in Supreme Court Ruling

September 4, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court upheld the invalidation of a Municipal Engineer's Scheduled Tribe caste certificate but invoked Article 142 to protect his retiral and pensionary benefits after three decades of service.

Criminal Law

High Courts Cannot Substitute Their Own View for a Trial Court’s Acquittal, Rules Supreme Court

September 4, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court restored the appellant's acquittal, holding that an appellate court cannot reverse acquittal without finding the trial view perverse or impossible. It ruled that general hearsay evidence and…

Taxation

A Decision Built on Fake AI Case Law Is No Decision at All: Supreme Court Quashes ₹425,27,99,100 Customs Penalty

September 4, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court set aside a customs penalty order where the authority relied on unverified AI-generated fake precedents, holding such tainted decisions are nullities; the matter was remanded for fresh…

Property Law

After 35 Years, the Clock Has Run Out: Supreme Court Quashes Karnataka Land Enquiry Notice

September 4, 2026 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court quashed a 35-year-old revisional notice under the Karnataka Land Revenue Act, holding that the three-year limit under Section 56(3) is mandatory and cannot be bypassed by general…

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