Latest court orders, judgments, and legal developments from Indian courts — AI-curated and summarized.
The IBBI has clarified that its CPIO is not required to create information or compile voluminous data for exploratory RTI queries. This ruling delineates the limits of RTI obligations for public authorities.
The Kerala High Court has held that publishing court pleadings on the PSC website is not a valid method of serving notices to litigants in recruitment disputes.
SEBI clarified that it does not consider cousins as ‘relatives’ under the Companies Act and LODR Regulations, allowing cousins of promoter-group members to serve as Independent Directors.
The Delhi High Court expressed concern over the government's denial of full medical reimbursement due to procedural issues experienced by a court staff member.
The Kerala High Court has dismissed a writ petition seeking the release of seized areca nuts, reaffirming the validity of the Section 130 notice. The court indicates that challenges must be raised before the statutory authority.
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The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) confirmed that four Indian Telecommunications Service (ITS) officers have completed their probation. Their seniority has been established based on performance metrics.
The DGFT has appointed three officers to its team following an order from the Commerce Ministry to enhance its operational capacity. These appointments are aimed at strengthening administrative and policy implementation.