Latest court orders, judgments, and legal developments from Indian courts — AI-curated and summarized.
The Reserve Bank of India has issued a directive following the formation of five new districts in Ladakh, assigning lead bank responsibilities to enhance financial services in the region.
The Kerala High Court has ruled that the fees associated with the FL-11 licence reconstitution were unsustainable, setting limits on such charges. This ruling could impact fee structures for license renewals and reconstitution across the state.
The Administration of Ladakh has announced the creation of five new districts and corresponding lead bank responsibilities. This move aims to streamline banking services and governance in the region.
The Telangana High Court permitted the filing of a fresh application for GST registration revocation after the rejection of a previous delay condonation request, directing timely consideration upon filing. This decision clarifies procedural avenues available to taxpayers.
The Chhattisgarh High Court has allowed a state tax officer to claim retrospective seniority along with monetary benefits. The authorities are directed to resolve the officer's representation within 120 days.
The Madras High Court has ordered a vigilance investigation after allegations surfaced that one bus was falsely registered as three to misappropriate funds.
As of October 31, 2026, the RBI had 2,666 pending applications under its Citizen’s Charter. Performance data reflects processing timelines for public service delivery commitments.
IBBI can refuse RTI requests requiring compilation of new datasets or analysis not existing in recorded form, the Central Information Commission upheld, citing Section 6 of RTI Act.
SEBI amends 2026 recruitment rules, updating graduation norms, CGPA conversion, and foreign degree equivalence for officer eligibility.
As of September 30, 2026, RBI processed 3,011 pending applications under its Citizen’s Charter. Timely processing reflects institutional accountability in public service delivery.
SEBI upheld RTI rejection, citing disproportionate diversion of resources to compile scattered candidate information.
The SEBI Appellate Authority reaffirmed that it is not obligated to create or compile information as per the RTI Act. This decision pertains to vague and confidential queries submitted through the RTI process.