Latest court orders, judgments, and legal developments from Indian courts — AI-curated and summarized.
The Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) has rejected a proposal in the Corporate Laws Amendment Bill that would have required all partners of audit firms to register with a statutory body. This decision aligns with the committee's recommendations aimed at streamlining regulatory requirements.
The RBI has released vital directions aimed at addressing cybersecurity risks within commercial banks. The guidelines establish a robust framework for managing technological resilience.
The Reserve Bank of India has implemented Section 51A of the UAPA by updating the UNSC's Taliban sanctions list. This amendment impacts various financial institutions' compliance obligations concerning sanctioned entities.
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Reserve Bank of India has decided to maintain the existing policy rate following its 62nd meeting. This decision reflects a careful assessment of macroeconomic indicators amidst evolving financial developments.
The Madras High Court ruled on the evidentiary requirements for invoking Section 107A for pharmaceutical exports aimed at regulatory approval. The decision aims to provide clearer guidance but raises concerns about burdens on manufacturers.
The NCLT Cuttack restored directors and appointed an Administrator under Section 242(4) in response to claims of minority shareholder oppression.
The NCLAT upheld an NCLT decision that struck down allegations of invalid share transfers as oppressive conduct due to non-compliance with statutory norms.
The NCLT Allahabad has sanctioned India Glycols’ demerger scheme for its biopharma and spirits businesses under Sections 230–232 after confirming statutory compliances were met.
The Reserve Bank of India has issued a notification for the implementation of Section 51A of UAPA, 1967, which pertains to the updates on the UNSC's 1988 Taliban sanctions list. This amendment involves the modification of five entries, addressing the need for compliance and raising awareness among financial institutions.
The Reserve Bank of India has consolidated its supervisory instructions into a new set of guidelines while repealing previous circulars. This move includes the issuance of 64 consolidated directions to enhance regulatory clarity.
The IRDAI has announced the Policyholders’ Education and Protection Fund Regulations, 2026, detailing fund sources, utilization, and governance. This regulatory step is aimed at enhancing policyholder protection.
The RBI has updated guidelines regarding the reporting of FCNR(B) deposits and ECBs mobilized under its Swap Facility, operational since June 2026 and effective until the end of this year.