Following the Supreme Court’s retrospective GST ruling gaming giants Dream11 Games24x7 and Head Digital Works are now expected to assess the significant financial impact of the decision.
Category: Legal
Bombay High Court Change in Court Composition Notified for May 29 Sessions
Notices issued by the Bombay High Court informed litigants of changes in bench composition and court numbers effective May 29 2026 as part of routine judicial administration.
US Continues Prosecuting Boeing Suppliers Despite Criminal Deal With Main Company
Lawyers representing Boeing 737 MAX crash victims indicated they will pursue punitive damages against Boeing executives and the company’s suppliers after those claims were dismissed at trial.
India Government Explores Legal Framework for Armed Forces Role in Civilian Exam Security
The Indian government explored a legal framework to enable the armed forces to support security arrangements for civilian examinations like NEET-UG marking a new civil-military interface.
US Courts Continue Grappling With Rights of ICE Detainees Amid Escalating Protests
US courts continued hearing cases related to the rights of ICE detainees and conditions of detention at for-profit immigration facilities as protests outside those facilities intensified.
Supreme Court Upholds 28 Percent Retrospective GST on Online Gaming in Landmark Ruling
The Supreme Court upheld 28 percent GST retroactively on online gaming activating over Rs 1 lakh crore in show-cause notices for gaming companies and setting aside Karnataka High Court relief.
NEET-UG Controversy Petitioners Demand NTA Dissolution and Court-Monitored CBI Probe
Petitioners before the Supreme Court demanded the dissolution of the National Testing Agency and a Supreme Court-monitored CBI investigation into alleged irregularities in the NEET-UG exam.
Boeing 737 MAX Wrongful Death Verdict Awards $49.5 Million After Ethics and Safety Failures
A jury in a Chicago federal court awarded $49.5 million to the family of Samya Stumo killed in the Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX crash marking one of the last major wrongful death verdicts.
ICC Duterte Case Advances as Trial Chamber III Constituted at The Hague
The ICC Presidency constituted Trial Chamber III for the Rodrigo Duterte case representing the formal advancement of international criminal proceedings against the former Philippine president.
US Federal Judge Declines to Block Trump Immigration Policy in ICE-Linked Legal Challenge
A US federal judge declined to block a Trump administration immigration policy in an ICE-related legal challenge maintaining the administration’s enforcement approach as appeals continue.