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Shakti Nath & Ors. v. Alpha Tiger Cyprus Investment No.3 Ltd. & Ors.
The Supreme Court directed the execution of the Share Purchase Agreement to effectuate a share acquisition as per its earlier order, mandating warranties and authorizations to uphold the transaction.
Mukesh Incense Enterprises Pvt. Ltd v. Union of India
The Bombay High Court set aside orders rejecting a GST refund application for non-consideration of relevant precedents and directed fresh adjudication consistent with the limitation period counted from the original application date.
Laxmi Singh v. Rekha Singh
The Supreme Court held that breach of ballot secrecy by some voters does not invalidate a no-confidence motion if the majority vote is clear and directed the motion to be re-voted by secret ballot, clarifying the scope of voter secrecy and voluntary disclosure under the law.
Laxmi Singh v. Rekha Singh
The Supreme Court directed a revote on a no-confidence motion due to alleged breach of ballot secrecy, holding that secrecy is a voter’s privilege that can be voluntarily waived, leaving the legal question open.
Laxmi Singh v. Rekha Singh
The Supreme Court held that breach of secrecy of ballot by some members invalidates a no-confidence motion in Panchayat proceedings, but a voter voluntarily revealing his own vote does not violate secrecy, allowing the motion to be reintroduced and voted upon afresh.
Laxmi Singh v. Rekha Singh
The Supreme Court allowed the appeal and directed a revote on the no confidence motion by secret ballot, holding that secrecy of ballot is a voter’s privilege that can be waived, but the statutory scheme must be strictly followed to ensure free and fair elections.
In Re The Proper Treatment of COVID 19 Patients and Dignified Handling of Dead Bodies in the Hospitals Etc.
The Supreme Court mandated continuous expert supervision, uniform policy implementation, transparency in test reporting, and regulated testing rates to ensure proper treatment of COVID-19 patients and dignified hospital management during the pandemic.
In Re The Proper Treatment of COVID 19 Patients and Dignified Handling of Dead Bodies in the Hospitals Etc.
The Supreme Court directed continuous expert monitoring of COVID-19 hospitals, uniform implementation of treatment and discharge guidelines, regulated testing rates, and mandated disclosure of test results to ensure proper patient care and dignity during the pandemic.
Shijinofar Kavasji Bhujwala v. State of Gujarat
The Supreme Court granted bail to accused in a complex financial fraud case involving arbitration, emphasizing delay in trial and interim protection of State’s financial interests.
Jinofer Kavasji Bhujwala v. Gujarat State
The Supreme Court granted bail to the appellant accused of financial fraud in a maritime project, emphasizing delay in trial and interim arbitral protections despite serious allegations involving national security.
Jinofer Kawasji Bhujwala v. State of Gujarat
The Supreme Court allowed bail to the appellant in a complex financial and criminal breach of trust case, holding that prolonged custody without trial commencement and interim protective measures justify bail despite serious allegations.
Mustak @ Kaniyo Ahmed Sheikh v. State of Gujarat
The Supreme Court upheld the conviction and enhanced sentence of the appellant for attempted murder based on reliable eyewitness identification and corroborative forensic evidence despite minor procedural lapses.
Mustak @ Kanio Ahmed Shaikh v. State of Gujarat
The Supreme Court upheld the conviction and enhanced sentence of the appellant for attempt to murder based on credible eyewitness identification, forensic evidence, and lawful weapon recovery despite minor procedural lapses.
Surendra Kumar Bhilawe v. The New India Assurance Company Limited
The Supreme Court held that ownership of a vehicle under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 is determined by registration and statutory compliance, and an insurer cannot repudiate a claim based on an uncompleted sale agreement without transfer of registration and no-objection from the financier.
Shamita Singha & Anr. v. Rashmi Ahluwalia & Anr.
The Supreme Court allowed transfer of a partition suit to the Probate Court to be heard alongside the Testamentary Petition, emphasizing the Probate Court's primacy in Will validity and avoiding inconsistent judgments.
Shamita Singha & Anr. v. Rashmi Ahluwalia & Anr.
The Supreme Court allowed transfer of a partition suit to the Probate Court to be heard alongside a contested Testamentary Petition involving overlapping assets and parties, emphasizing the Probate Court's primacy in Will validity matters.
Rana Nahid @ Reshma @ Sana & Anr. v. Sahidul Haq Chisti
The Supreme Court held that Family Courts lack jurisdiction to entertain maintenance applications under Section 3 of the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce) Act, 1986, which lie exclusively before Magistrates of the First Class.
Rajendra Singh v. National Insurance Company
The Supreme Court held that passengers cannot be held liable for contributory negligence in a motor accident, enhanced compensation for a deceased housewife including future prospects, and upheld compensation for her minor child while setting aside unjust contributory negligence deductions.
Rajendra Singh v. National Insurance Company Limited
The Supreme Court enhanced compensation in motor accident claims by rejecting contributory negligence deductions against deceased passengers and recognizing future prospects for a housewife and her minor child.
Subhash Sahebrao Deshmukh v. Satish Atmaram Talekar
The Supreme Court held that accused must be heard in revision petitions challenging dismissal of complaints under Section 203 Cr.P.C., setting aside orders passed without hearing and remanding for fresh consideration.