Latest court orders, judgments, and legal developments from Indian courts — AI-curated and summarized.
FeaturedIn a notable ruling, NCLT Mumbai has granted a waiver to a 4.65% minority shareholder from the Section 244 threshold for pursuing oppression claims, establishing a precedent for minority shareholder rights.
The NCLAT has set aside an NCLT order and allowed a Section 241 petition for oppression, ruling that a group of four members satisfied the minimum threshold of one-tenth under Section 244 of the Companies Act. This decision clarifies the membership requirements for filing such petitions.
The Supreme Court has drafted regulations regarding the use of AI tools in Indian courts, outlining permissible uses and inviting feedback from stakeholders.
SNG & Partners has enhanced its national disputes practice by integrating MRM Legal’s advisory and dispute resolution capabilities to improve service delivery to clients across transactions and litigation.
The Debt Recovery Tribunal has ruled that Tehsildar's possession letters do not constitute a SARFAESI 'measure' for extending limitation periods.
The Bar Council of India has affirmed that advocates cannot escape liability for using AI-generated fake citations, maintaining that lawyers are responsible for all submissions made to the court.
ASM Law Chambers has opened a new office in Mumbai, enhancing its service offerings across litigation and corporate advisory.