In Gayatri Balasamy (2025), the Supreme Court held that Article 142 allows modification of arbitration awards to end prolonged litigation, ensuring efficient dispute resolution. Explore the case, its implications, and exam tips for judiciary aspirants.
The Gujarat High Court upheld the dismissal of 9 railway constables for dereliction of duty in the 2002 Godhra Train Burning case, stating the tragedy could have been prevented. Explore the court’s ruling, legal implications, and exam tips for judiciary aspirants. (48 words)
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Stay ahead in judiciary exams with our roundup of May 2025’s top 10 current affairs, covering Sujata Chaturvedi’s UPSC appointment, NAMASTE Scheme’s UNDP agreement, India’s IMF ranking, and more. Essential updates for aspirants!
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The UPSC has postponed the Delhi APP Exam 2025 for 66 vacancies, as per a May 2 notice. Learn what this means, why it happened, and how aspirants can stay prepared for the next steps
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In 2025, the Supreme Court ruled stamp vendors are public servants under the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, liable for bribery in stamp paper sales. Explore the Aman Bhatia case, legal framework, and implications for anti-corruption enforcement.
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In 2025, the Supreme Court mandates States to adopt robust remission policies under Section 432 CrPC and Section 473 BNSS, ensuring automatic consideration for premature release, fair conditions, and procedural safeguards. Explore the landmark judgment and its impact.
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In 2025, Section 13 CPC governs the enforcement of foreign judgments in India, ensuring fairness and compliance with Indian law. Explore its legal framework, exceptions, judicial trends, and challenges in cross-border disputes.
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In 2025, specific performance is a vital remedy in Indian contract law, ensuring contractual obligations are met. Explore its role under the Specific Relief Act, judicial trends, digital contract enforcement, and challenges in real estate and commercial disputes.
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In 2025, succession disputes in India, driven by unclear wills, gender biases, and digital assets, challenge families and courts. Explore key legal issues under the Indian Succession Act, Hindu Succession Act, and emerging trends, with solutions to ensure fair inheritance.
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In 2025, civil justice for senior citizens faces critical challenges, from court access to elder abuse and digital exclusion. Explore the key debates, legal protections, and solutions to ensure dignity and justice for India’s aging population.
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Explore Section 89 CPC and its role in promoting Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) in India in 2025. Learn about arbitration, mediation, conciliation, and lok adalats, their benefits, and recent developments in fostering efficient justice delivery.
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Explore the Doctrine of Transfer of Malice under Section 102, BNS 2023, with verified facts from Emperor v. Mushnooru Suryanarayana Murthy (1912). Essential for law students, judiciary, and APO aspirants preparing for exams.
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