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- June 8, 2025
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Critical Analysis: Ravi Sharma v Adani Enterprises CCI Judgment0
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- May 2, 2026
In Ravi Sharma v. Adani Enterprises Ltd. & Others, the CCI closed the case under Section 26(2), finding no prima facie violation of Sections 3 or 4. However, the judgment raises important questions on renewable-energy tender design, market foreclosure, and whether large-scale procurement may lead to long-term market concentration.
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Critcial Analysis of Pawan Khera Vs State of Assam Judgment0
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- May 1, 2026
The Supreme Court granted anticipatory bail in the Pawan Khera Vs State of Assam case and reinforced Article 21 protections. However, the judgment raises a deeper concern—while liberty was safeguarded, the Court did not fully address the risk of forged documents influencing democratic opinion during elections.
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Critical Analysis of Police Arrest in Private Complaint Cases0
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- April 25, 2026
The Supreme Court in case titled Om Prakash Chawnika v. State of Jharkhand & Anr has ruled that police arrest in a private complaint case cannot take place without a court-issued warrant. The judgment strengthens liberty, limits police power, and discourages mechanical anticipatory bail petitions.
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Critical Analysis of Anjani Technoplast Ltd. v. Shubh Gautam0
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- April 24, 2026
The Supreme Court in Anjani Technoplast Ltd. v. Shubh Gautam has reinforced that IBC is not a substitute for execution proceedings. As a result, decree holders must prove genuine insolvency purpose before invoking Section 7.
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Explained: Critical Analysis of the Phalodi Accident Judgment0
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- April 19, 2026
The Supreme Court’s Phalodi judgment marks a turning point in road-safety law. By treating preventable highway deaths as a constitutional issue, the Court has issued a sweeping enforcement framework. The real challenge, however, remains implementation.
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Explained: Why Ex Parte Civil Judgments Still Need Reasons0
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- April 18, 2026
The Supreme Court has ruled that even in an ex parte civil suit, the trial court must identify the real points for determination and explain its decision with reasons. In Pramod Shroff v. Mohan Singh Chopra, the Court held that omission to frame issues is not always fatal. Yet if that omission causes prejudice by denying notice and a fair chance to lead evidence, the judgment cannot survive
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Ramesh Chand vs. Suresh Chand: Will and Title Disputes in India
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- September 8, 2025
Explained: How Dubai–India Can Transform Global Arbitration
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- November 10, 2025