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Supreme Court Issues Procedural Directions in Divorce Transfer Petition Without Transferring Case. Court Orders Online Mediation and Proceedings with Cost Reimbursement for Petitioner's Attendance to Ensure Fair Access to Justice.

The Supreme Court of India dealt with a transfer petition filed by a wife seeking to relocate divorce proceedings initiated by her husband from Bengal...

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Supreme Court Upholds IIT's Admission Criteria in JEE Advanced Eligibility Challenge. Criterion barring IIT-admitted candidates from subsequent attempts held not discriminatory under Article 14 as it serves public policy objectives of preventing seat wastage and ensuring equitable access.

The dispute arose from a writ petition filed by Soutrik Sarangi challenging Criterion No. 5 of the JEE (Advanced) Information Brochure, which prevente...

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Supreme Court Allows Withdrawal of Civil Appeal in Income Tax Case to Avail Direct Tax Vivad Se Vishwas Act, 2020 Scheme. Appellant Permitted to Withdraw Appeal as Respondent Raised No Objection, Enabling Access to Pending Tax Dispute Mechanism Under the Act.

The dispute involved a civil appeal before the Supreme Court of India in a tax matter. The appellant, K.V. Mohammed Zakir, filed an application seekin...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeals in Coal Mines (Special Provisions) Act Case, Overturning High Court's Grant of First Right of Refusal. The Court Held That Section 11 of the Act Does Not Confer a First Right of Refusal and Upheld the Competitive Bidding Process for Appointing a Mine Developer-cum-Operator.

The Supreme Court of India heard civil appeals arising from special leave petitions concerning a dispute over the interpretation of Section 11 of the ...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Defendant in Eviction Suit Due to Misuse of Adjournments and Failure to Cross-Examine. Closure of Cross-Examination Right Upheld as Defendant Sought Repeated Adjournments Despite Last Opportunities and Costs, Violating Procedural Cooperation Under Code of Civil Procedure, 1908.

The Supreme Court dealt with a special leave petition challenging orders that closed the defendant's right to cross-examine the plaintiff's witness in...