The Supreme Court disability reservation judgment India 2026 directs authorities to implement PwBD reservation under the RPwD Act and accommodate candidates in suitable posts.

The honourable acquittal Supreme Court judgment India 2026 clarifies that acquittal on benefit of doubt does not guarantee appointment to police service and screening committees retain discretion.

The oppression and mismanagement Supreme Court judgment India 2026 clarifies how courts should preserve corporate assets and maintain status quo during disputes under the Companies Act.

The dying declaration Supreme Court judgment India 2026 clarifies evidentiary standards under Section 32 of the Evidence Act and stresses proper investigation and fair trial safeguards.

The OBC creamy layer Supreme Court judgment India 2026 explains how the 1993 DoPT Office Memorandum governs creamy layer exclusion and rejects the use of the 2004 clarification to alter reservation criteria.

The passive euthanasia Supreme Court judgment, India Harish Rana case, explains when life-sustaining treatment, such as CANH, may be withdrawn for patients in a permanent vegetative state under Article 21.

The Supreme Court holds that BOCW cess qualifies as subsequent legislation under NHAI contracts where statutory machinery was absent at the bid stage, reinforcing arbitral autonomy and limits on judicial interference.

The Supreme Court holds that ordinary rate of wages overtime under the Factories Act must include compensatory allowances, rejecting executive memoranda that sought to exclude them. The ruling reinforces statutory primacy and labour-protective interpretation.

The Supreme Court rules that a DGFT notification becomes legally enforceable only upon publication in the Official Gazette, rejecting reliance on prior website uploads. The decision in Viraj Impex reinforces strict compliance with statutory modes of promulgation under trade law.

The Supreme Court has held that AICTE Career Advancement Scheme Regulations apply only to in-service promotions and cannot govern initial recruitment conducted under State rules. The ruling restores a 2015 Gujarat Public Service Commission selection and reinforces estoppel principles in recruitment litigation.

The Supreme Court has issued landmark interim student suicide guidelines requiring higher education institutions to report deaths, strengthen mental-health systems, and comply with existing UGC regulations. The Court, acting under Article 142, has constituted a National Task Force to design enforceable SOPs for student well-being and institutional accountability.

Case Summary Case: Elegna Co-operative Housing and Commercial Society Ltd. v. Edelweiss Asset Reconstruction Company Ltd. & Takshashila Heights India Pvt. Ltd. (Civil Appeals Nos. 10261 & 10012 of 2025) Citation: 2026 INSC 58 Date of judgment: 15 January 2026 Bench: Honourable Justice J.B. Pardiwala; Honourable Justice R. Mahadevan (opinion authored by Honourable Justice R. Mahadevan) Parties: Appellants — Elegna Co-op. Housing & Commercial Society Ltd.; Takshashila Heig

Summary Case: Laxman Siddappa Naik v. Kattimani Chaniappa Jamappanna & Ors. Citation: 1968 AIR 929; 1968 SCR (2) 805 Date of Judgment: 19 January 1968 Bench: Hon'ble Justice M. Hidayatullah; Hon'ble Justice S.M. Sikri; Hon'ble Justice K.S. Hegde Advocates: S. S. Javali and M. Veerappa for the appellant; R. Gopalakrishnan for respondent no.1 Statutory Provisions / Instruments: Representation of the People Act, 1951 (s.116-A); Constitution (Scheduled Tribes) Order, 1950

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