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Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax vs. Shelf Drilling Ron Tappmeyer Ltd. (2025 INSC 946) - the core issue is the interplay between Section 144C and Section 153 of the Income Tax Act, that is, does the time taken in the Dispute Resolution Panel process fall within the overall limitation period for assessment under Section 153, or is it an additional period?
Shikhar Chemicals vs. State of UP & Anr. (2025 INSC 945), where the Supreme Court faced a unique legal and institutional challenge. The central question before the Court was whether to reconsider its own extraordinary directives concerning a High Court judge, issued in a previous order, after a written request from the Chief Justice of India.
This case highlights the delicate balance between judicial authority, institutional comity, and the pursuit of justice. Listen to the full audio to understand the court's reasoning and its ultimate decision!
Brij Bihari Gupta vs. Manmet & Ors. (2025 INSC 948) - The central legal question before the Supreme Court was to determine liability for a motor vehicle accident: should the insurer indemnify the registered owner when the vehicle's possession was transferred to another party via an agreement, but the registration was not changed?. The court's decision in this case clarifies the responsibilities of registered owners and insurers under the Motor Vehicle Act, especially when a vehicle's possession is transferred without a formal change in ownership.
In this Supreme Court decision, the central issue was how to fairly determine compensation for the death of a minor in a motor accident. The Court clarified the approach to assessing income, multiplier, and permissible heads under Pranay Sethi, ultimately restoring the Tribunal’s award.
Listen to the full judgment audio for this important ruling on “just compensation” under the Motor Vehicles Act.
When an insurance policy is cancelled due to a dishonoured premium cheque, and this is intimated before the accident, can the insurer still be compelled to pay third-party compensation? The Court balanced strict contract law with “pay and recovery” principles, protecting victims while allowing the insurer to recover from the owner. 🎙 Listen to the full judgment audio here.
This is not just another case. This is the one that shatters gender barriers in Indian Army recruitment. 💪👩⚖️
Hear how the Supreme Court in Arshnoor Kaur vs Union of India (2025) called out indirect discrimination, championed merit over gender, and opened doors for a fair & truly gender-neutral selection in the Army’s JAG Branch.
🎧 Listen now and know why this is a game-changer for equality in uniform!
To understand post - conviction bail jurisprudence, listen to this audio. The Apex Court has set aside bail granted to a convict under the POCSO Act, slamming High Court for granting suspension of sentence without proper reasoning.
When a Jail Officer crosses the line from lawkeeper to lawbreaker, listen to what the Apex court has its say! 🚨
Listen to the gripping case of Gurdeep Singh v. State of Punjab (2025) where the Court unravels a shocking conspiracy to free an undertrial.
This audio case file from a judgement of Supreme Court of India details an appeal regarding a rape case (S.376 IPC) that involved allegations of sexual intercourse based on a false promise to marry. The appellant, Amol Bhagwan Nehul, sought to quash the criminal proceedings against him, arguing the relationship was consensual and the complaint was malicious. The Court reviewed the facts, including the complainant's prior marriage and the timeline of events, ultimately concluding that the consent was not obtained under misconception and there was no evidence of coercion. The Supreme Court ultimately quashed the proceedings, asserting that a consensual relationship turning sour should not invoke criminal machinery, and cautioned against misusing such provisions.
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