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Legal Validity of Trump Tariff Orders: Will They Survive SCOTUS?0
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- August 31, 2025
Excerpt: U.S. courts ruled Trump’s IEEPA tariffs unlawful. As the Supreme Court prepares to decide, ABC Live explores the legal validity of Trump tariff orders, key case law, global economic impact, and survival odds.
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Explained: Tahir V. Isani v. Madan Waman Chodankar Judgment0
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- August 29, 2025
The Supreme Court’s ruling in Tahir V. Isani v. Madan Waman Chodankar (2025) clarified Rule 102 CPC. It protects decree-holders from collusive transfers by judgment-debtors but allows bona fide third-party buyers to object, ensuring fairness and balance in execution law.
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Explained: Proposed 130th Constitutional Amendment and Its Impact0
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- August 25, 2025
The 130th Constitutional Amendment proposes automatic removal of ministers after 30 days in custody. ABC Live explains its provisions, case law, ADR data, Kejriwal’s case, and political impacts—offering a unique law + politics + data analysis beyond headlines.
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Jan Vishwas Bill 2025: Critical Data-Backed Analysis0
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- August 19, 2025
The Jan Vishwas Bill 2025 doubles India’s decriminalization reforms compared to 2023. ABC Live examines its benefits, risks, and data-backed impact on governance.
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Explained : SC Ruling on Paradip Port Authority Tariff0
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- August 17, 2025
Paradip Port Authority Tariff ruling: the Supreme Court set aside an in-house award and later orders. It sent tariff issues to TAMP with a mandatory hearing, put statute over contract, and moved the method toward cost-plus. This explainer lists what changed and what parties must file now
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Ashok Dhankad v. State NCT of Delhi: What Changed in Bail0
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- August 17, 2025
Ashok Dhankad v. State NCT of Delhi resets BNSS §483 bail. The Supreme Court, therefore, insists on factor-by-factor reasons—abscondence, gravity, and tampering risk—before granting liberty. Moreover, it clarifies that “setting aside” unreasoned bail differs from “cancellation” for post-grant misconduct. Consequently, thin or boilerplate bail orders are now primed for appellate reversal.
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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