Justice Ujjal Bhuyan calls for bold, independent judges to protect India’s Constitution and democracy.

Arbitration clauses in India can transfer with contract assignments if intent or conduct shows implied consent.

In May 2025, the Supreme Court reinstated a three-year practice requirement for civil judge eligibility—reversing a 2002 reform that allowed fresh graduates direct entry. While the Court emphasized courtroom experience, critics warn this ruling could sideline women, first-gen lawyers, and marginalized aspirants, raising hard questions about inclusion and equity in India's judiciary.

Supreme Court stresses: "Suspicion can't replace proof" while acquitting student in a circumstantial evidence murder case.

SC warns against vague arbitration clauses; calls for suo motu action, hints at liability for poor legal drafting.

The chronic issue of the pendency of cases across all levels of the Indian judicial system continues to be a pressing concern, with the total number of pending cases exceeding five crore.

A fire at Justice Yashwant Varma's residence revealed hidden cash, sparking a national debate on judicial transparency. Unlike lawmakers and bureaucrats, Indian judges weren't required to disclose assets, creating a public perception gap. The Supreme Court's decision to mandate asset disclosure aligns the judiciary with legislative and executive branches. Public outrage and media scrutiny following the Varma incident drove the demand for judicial accountability. The move towa

Supreme Court clarifies Section 14(2): Notice of filing award and limitation in arbitration emphasising speedy resolution.

Supreme Court quashes FIR citing lack of specific allegations and highlights misuse of Section 498-A in matrimonial disputes.

Key insights from the Supreme Court's analysis in Mahendra Kumar Sonker vs. State of MP: Jostling isn't assault under IPC Section 353

Supreme Court underscores fairness in disciplinary actions, ruling that litigants should not suffer due to counsel's errors.

New procedure for filing a private complaint in India under the BNSS 2023, enhancing efficiency, accessibility, and use of technology.

Supreme Court reinforces strict bail conditions under UAPA, emphasizing the importance of prima facie evidence.

"A Power of Attorney Holder Cannot Depose for the Principal": Supreme Court's landmark decision in Rajesh Kumar vs. Anand Kumar & Ors.

Supreme Court rules lease renewals for defunct BPMEL futile, emphasising practical resolutions in corporate insolvency.

Supreme Court's landmark judgment clarifies the line between civil disputes and criminal cases in fraud allegations.

Supreme Court's landmark ruling emphasizes the importance of victim testimony and evidence evaluation in rape cases.

Supreme Court prioritises children's welfare in landmark custody ruling, granting father custody and mother visitation rights.