Whether Becoming Approver In Predicate Offence Has Any Bearing On PMLA Proceedings? Delhi High Court Answers

“In any case, since the present applicant has been granted pardon in the scheduled/predicate offences, the evidence sought to be given at his instance in those proceedings cannot be used for the purposes of present proceedings under the PMLA.” Read More>>

Ambiguities In Uploading Of NCLT Orders, Requirement Of Enclosing Certified Copies With Appeal : Supreme Court Seeks IBBI Clarification

In view of this, the Insolvency Board has been asked to examine whether the process requires any clarification, modification, or simplification. Read More>>

Court Doesn't Sit In Appeal Over Arbitral Tribunal's Interpretation Of Contract : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court held that it is for the Arbitral Tribunal to adjudicate upon the construction of the terms of a contract and the Court under Section 34, Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 does not sit in appeal over the findings of the arbitrator. Read More>>

Delay Condonation Application Filed By Stranger Not Party To Suit Illegal : Supreme Court

The Court criticized the trial court's decision to entertain the application filed by a stranger after a two-year delay, questioning the necessity and propriety of such action. Read More>>

Allahabad High Court Directs UGC, GOI To Ensure Implementation Of Guidelines For Reform Of Students Facing Disciplinary Action

“Too light a punishment may not be conducive to institutional discipline. Too harsh a punishment will not be consistent with the norms of justice. The universities also have to be always cognizant of the fact that deviant behaviour trends in students are transient and always susceptible to positive influences which can be induced by a reform programme.” Read More>>