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Supreme Court Flags Regulatory Failure | Says Power Sector Cannot Operate On “Perpetual Revenue Gaps” | Directs Time-Bound Recovery Of ₹27,000 Crore Regulatory Asset Within Seven Years

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Supreme Court Flags Regulatory Failure | Says Power Sector Cannot Operate On “Perpetual Revenue Gaps” | Directs Time-Bound Recovery Of ₹27,000 Crore Regulatory Asset Within Seven Years

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August 7, 2025

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Excluding Outside State Experience to Deny Retirement Age Extension Arbitrary: Supreme Court Grants Relief to Bengal University Officer

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Excluding Outside State Experience to Deny Retirement Age Extension Arbitrary: Supreme Court Grants Relief to Bengal University Officer

Post By 24law
August 1, 2025

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Res Judicata Requires Full Trial If Fraud And Collusion Are Alleged | Supreme Court Says Objection Cannot Be Decided At Threshold Under Order VII Rule 11

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Res Judicata Requires Full Trial If Fraud And Collusion Are Alleged | Supreme Court Says Objection Cannot Be Decided At Threshold Under Order VII Rule 11

Post By 24law
July 17, 2025

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Supreme Court : MSMED Act Overrides Arbitration Agreements | Statutory Mechanism Under Section 18(1) Prevails Over Contractual Seat Clauses

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Supreme Court : MSMED Act Overrides Arbitration Agreements | Statutory Mechanism Under Section 18(1) Prevails Over Contractual Seat Clauses

Post By 24law
May 17, 2025

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Supreme Court: It Is Not Sufficient to Lay Down a Precedent, But Equally Important to Follow It ; Arbitrator Can Grant Pendente Lite Interest in Absence of Clear Contractual Prohibition

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Supreme Court: It Is Not Sufficient to Lay Down a Precedent, But Equally Important to Follow It ; Arbitrator Can Grant Pendente Lite Interest in Absence of Clear Contractual Prohibition

Post By 24law
April 2, 2025

Safiya Malik The Supreme Cou...

“Mere Presence Not Proof of Guilt”: Supreme Court Restores Acquittal in Gujarat Riots Case, Citing “No Evidence of Unlawful Assembly” and “Failure to Exclude Innocent Bystanders”

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“Mere Presence Not Proof of Guilt”: Supreme Court Restores Acquittal in Gujarat Riots Case, Citing “No Evidence of Unlawful Assembly” and “Failure to Exclude Innocent Bystanders”

Post By 24law
March 22, 2025

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