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PSU Cannot Deny Partnership Recognition Over Non-Participation Of All Heirs | Supreme Court Raps IOCL For Misreading Policy And Acting Arbitrarily After Partner’s Death

SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

PSU Cannot Deny Partnership Recognition Over Non-Participation Of All Heirs | Supreme Court Raps IOCL For Misreading Policy And Acting Arbitrarily After Partner’s Death

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July 18, 2025

Kiran Raj The Supreme Court...

Supreme Court Defines Scope Of Section 11 SARFAESI | Disputes Between Banks Must Go To Arbitration | Mandates That Section 11 Is Mandatory And Does Not Require Prior Arbitration Agreement

SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

Supreme Court Defines Scope Of Section 11 SARFAESI | Disputes Between Banks Must Go To Arbitration | Mandates That Section 11 Is Mandatory And Does Not Require Prior Arbitration Agreement

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May 26, 2025

Kiran Raj The Supreme Court...

Supreme Court Holds In-Charge SHO Competent To Conduct NDPS Search | High Court Manifestly Erred In Interpreting Section 42 Of The Act | Trial Directed To Continue Expeditiously

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Supreme Court Holds In-Charge SHO Competent To Conduct NDPS Search | High Court Manifestly Erred In Interpreting Section 42 Of The Act | Trial Directed To Continue Expeditiously

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May 12, 2025

Kiran Raj The Supreme Court...

Res Judicata Applies to Criminal Proceedings; “Prosecution Cannot Be Based on Defence Rejected in Earlier Trial”: Supreme Court Quashes Section 420 IPC Case

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Res Judicata Applies to Criminal Proceedings; “Prosecution Cannot Be Based on Defence Rejected in Earlier Trial”: Supreme Court Quashes Section 420 IPC Case

Post By 24law
April 19, 2025

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“‘Suit Barred as Cause of Action Arose in 2014’: Supreme Court Restores Trial Court’s Order, Calls ‘Full Knowledge’ Argument a ‘Complete Fallacy’”

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“‘Suit Barred as Cause of Action Arose in 2014’: Supreme Court Restores Trial Court’s Order, Calls ‘Full Knowledge’ Argument a ‘Complete Fallacy’”

Post By 24law
April 18, 2025

Kiran Raj The Supreme Court...

Prohibition Is a Statutory Mandate’: Supreme Court Rejects Input Tax Credit Claim on Tax-Exempt Sales, Upholds Denial Under Section 13(7) of UP VAT Act

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Prohibition Is a Statutory Mandate’: Supreme Court Rejects Input Tax Credit Claim on Tax-Exempt Sales, Upholds Denial Under Section 13(7) of UP VAT Act

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April 13, 2025

Safiya Malik The Supreme Cou...