Beware of Lanka-like crisis with 'non-merit freebies'
Freebies are worrying the Supreme Court and the Prime Minister too.
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SC revokes stay on SFIO probe against Sahara cos
The top court has also clarified that this decision will not impact the writ petition in the matter pending before the Delhi High Court, nor any other petitions filed by Sahara group companies.
Tata vs Mistry: SC quashes review petition challenging March 2021 verdict
The apex court agreed to expunge certain observations in the verdict that were deemed objectionable by Mistry after his withdrawal of certain offensive statements directed at the court.
GST Council recommendations not binding on Centre, states: SC
A bench, headed by Justice DY Chandrachud, held that the parliament and state legislatures have simultaneous powers to legislate on Goods and Service Tax (GST).
LIC IPO: SC denies intervention, seeks govt’s response in 4 weeks
Petitioners will have to submit their counter responses against Centre's remarks in four weeks after they are filed before the apex court.
'Conveyance allowance' not part of wages, observes SC
The apex court rules conveyance allowance paid to employees is excluded from the definition of wages.
SpiceJet: A tale of bruised egos, bad faith & alleged breach of trust
As the bitter fight between Kalanithi Maran and Ajay Singh progresses, it has taken on very personal overtones.
Amazon, Future agree to SC call for out-of-court settlement
The Supreme Court has adjourned the matter for 10 days, and will pass orders if Amazon and Future fail to reach an out-of-court settlement.
SC to hear Cyrus Mistry plea to omit remarks in March 2021 verdict
The bench of chief justice NV Ramana has adjourned the matter saying the apex court will hear the parties in this matter after ten days.
SC to hear Pallonji group review plea in Tata-Mistry row: Story so far
The Supreme Court will hear Shapoorji Pallonji Group's review plea against the March 26 order by the apex court setting aside the NCLAT ruling in the matter.
