In a victory for the consumer, the court found in favour of the Tata Harrier owner who had complained about a defective vehicle after the company refused to address the issue.
Category: Legal
Niger Formally Withdraws from International Criminal Court Under Military Junta Leadership
The junta-led government submitted withdrawal notice to the UN, joining Mali and Burkina Faso in leaving the Rome Statute-based international justice system.
US Senate Passes War Powers Resolution Directing Trump to End Iran War in Historic Vote
The Senate voted 50-48 making it the first time since the War Powers Resolution’s 1973 enactment that Congress directed a president to end a military conflict.
Trump Condemns Senate War Powers Resolution on Truth Social Calling it Aid to the Enemy
The president accused the Senate of providing aid and comfort to Iran by passing the war powers measure and called the timing ‘poorly chosen’.
SCOTUS Adds Case on Suing Federal Officials for Constitutional Violations to 2026-27 Docket
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case involving whether citizens can sue federal officials for violating constitutional rights when no statute explicitly authorizes claims.
US Supreme Court: Louisiana Prisoner Cannot Sue Guards for Forced Dreadlock Shaving Under RFRA
The court ruled that a federal religious rights protection law does not allow the incarcerated man to pursue civil damages against prison guards.
Delhi Court Remands Three NEET Paper Leak Accused to 14-Day Judicial Custody Amid CBI Probe
The court ordered judicial custody for suspects as the CBI investigation into the paper leak network continues.
India: Government Bans 16 Fixed Dose Combination Drugs Under Section 26A of Drugs and Cosmetics Act
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare prohibited manufacture sale and distribution of 16 irrational FDCs following Supreme Court direction and DTAB review.
India: SC Holds That Financial Documents Created After Filing a Suit Cannot Prove Prior Readiness to Perform Contract
In a property law ruling the court found evidence submitted retroactively cannot establish the plaintiff met their contractual obligations before the suit.
India: Solicitor General Tushar Mehta Reappointed for Three-Year Term Beginning July 1 2026
The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet approved Mehta’s reappointment at the Supreme Court for further three years on June 20.