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Second FIRs for Different Offences Under Different Acts: The Applicability of T.T. Antony Judgment:
Introduction The T.T. Antony v. State of Kerala judgment established the fundamental principle that a second FIR regarding the same incident is generally impermissible. However, ju
Securities Appellate Tribunal: Centre Appoints New Members, Strengthens Legal Oversight
Introduction The Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) plays a pivotal role in the Indian financial landscape, serving as an appellate authority for adjudicating disputes related t
Supreme Court Judgment on Delay: Stance on Procedural Timeliness, Rejecting a 43-Year Delay
Introduction to the Case The case revolved around the Supreme Court’s refusal to condone a delay exceeding 12 years by the Union of India in filing a restoration suit. This d
Specific Performance in Property Transactions: Decoding the Supreme Court of India’s Legal Analysis
Introduction In the domain of contract law, the application of specific performance as a remedy has been a focal point of examination, discourse, and judicial elucidation. The Supr
Listing of Cases in the Supreme Court: Integrity and Transparency Concerns
Introduction The listing of cases in the Supreme Court of India have recently been the subject of numerous questions regarding their openness and impartiality. Dushyant Dave, a sen
Supreme Court Ruling on Enforcement Directorate Powers: Restricting Arrests After Cognizance Under PMLA
Introduction The Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 remains one of India’s most stringent legislative instruments designed to combat financial crimes and money launderi
Borrower’s Right to Redeem Mortgage Under SARFAESI Act: Supreme Court’s Landmark Ruling on the Extinguishment of Redemption Rights Upon Auction Notice Publication
Introduction The Supreme Court of India delivered a watershed judgment in September 2023 that significantly clarified the boundaries of a borrower’s right to redeem mortgage
The Doctrine of Object and Nexus: Safeguarding Constitutional Equality in Indian Jurisprudence
Introduction The doctrine of object and nexus stands as one of the most significant constitutional principles in Indian jurisprudence, serving as the primary mechanism for testing
No Bar In Assessee Seeking Restoration Of Appeal After Being Unsuccessful In Availing Amnesty Scheme: Supreme Court
Introduction The Supreme Court of India, in a significant ruling delivered on September 1, 2023, clarified that taxpayers retain the right to seek restoration of withdrawn appeals
The Inviolability of Decrees for Possession of Immovable Property: A Legal Analysis of Supreme Court’s Stance on Executing Courts
Introduction The execution of judicial decrees represents the final and perhaps most critical phase of civil litigation in India. A decree, regardless of how meticulously obtained
