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Explained: Supreme Court’s Novenco Ruling on Mediation0
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- October 28, 2025
The Supreme Court’s Novenco judgment expands the meaning of “urgent interim relief” under Section 12A of the Commercial Courts Act, 2015. It holds that ongoing IP infringements create inherent urgency, allowing plaintiffs to bypass pre-institution mediation. This ruling reshapes India’s mediation landscape and redefines the balance between speedy justice and alternative dispute resolution.
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Explained: How SC Reduced 38% Execution Petitions Pendency in Six Months0
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- October 20, 2025
After its Periyammal v. Rajamani directive, district courts cleared 3.38 lakh execution petitions—about 38% of the backlog.
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The landmark drive exposed the scale of India execution petitions pendency 2025 and set a model for judicial accountability.
Explained: How the IndiGo Dispute Redefined Arbitration in India0
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- October 18, 2025
When IndiGo’s founders took their feud to international arbitration, it didn’t just settle a corporate clash—it redefined how India resolves business disputes.
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Explained: Justice Surya Kant Calls for Gender-Just Family Law0
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- October 16, 2025
Justice Surya Kant’s remarks renew India’s push for gender-equal family law grounded in dignity, empathy, and constitutional values.
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Explained: Why India Needs an Equitable Judiciary?0
- ABC Research, Legal
- October 12, 2025
Across India, the first encounter of a citizen with justice is before a District Court Judge—one who handles nearly 90% of the nation’s caseload yet functions with limited autonomy under the administrative control and inspections of the High Court. This joint ABC Live × AJRI report explores how such control shapes the character of justice at its foundation. It calls for restoring constitutional dignity to District Judges through data-driven evaluation and mentorship instead of supervision, as the first step toward building an equitable judiciary in India.
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Explained: How SC’s Yogamaya Ruling Hurts Women in Politics0
- India, Legal, SCJudgments
- October 11, 2025
The Supreme Court’s refusal in Yogamaya v. State of Kerala to extend POSH protections to political parties leaves women in Indian politics without recourse against harassment. Data reveal deep gender gaps, unsafe party structures, and a chilling effect that threatens to push women further away from active political participation and leadership.
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Explained: How Dubai–India Can Transform Global Arbitration
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- November 10, 2025
Ramesh Chand vs. Suresh Chand: Will and Title Disputes in India
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- September 8, 2025