Supreme Court and RBI Clarify that Payments Against Foreign Arbitral Awards do not Require RBI Approval
by Sameer Sah*, Nitya Saxena** and Manya Chugh***
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Call for Submissions | CSLP Blog, NUJS Kolkata | Centre for Sports Law and Policy
The Centre for Sports Law and Policy (CSLP), NUJS, invites submissions for its blog on contemporary issues at the intersection of sports, law, and policy. The CSLP Blog welcomes analytical and thought-provoking pieces on topics such as athlete rights, sports governance, dispute resolution, anti-doping, gender equity, AI in sports, and more. Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year.
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Madras High Court rejects NEET admission plea; Orders FIR over tampered scorecard citing moral turpitude
“It is true that the petitioner is aged about 21 years. However, there must be some one behind the petitioner, who has indulged in tampering with the score card.”
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Advocating Across Borders: Deepak Raju on the Practice of International Law
Interviewee: Deepak Raju1
Interviewed by Pratibha Gaur2
S.359 BNSS not a bar on High Court’s inherent power under S. 528 to quash FIRs: Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh HC
“Criminal litigation between near relatives or co-sharers often originate from civil or matrimonial disputes and directing the quashment of proceedings by invoking the inherent powers in cases of personal nature not involving any heinous offence, is likely to meet the ends of justice.”
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Punishment Before Proof: How Indian Courts are Turning Bail into Premature Punishment
by Bhavik Kaushik* and Shivangini Khanduri**
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HIGH COURT WEEKLY ROUNDUP [1st – 7th November]: Sushant Rohilla case prompts reforms in legal education; In-laws’ right to residence; Use of ‘ORS’ on labels; Chinese Manjha Deaths Case; and more
A quick legal roundup to cover important stories from all High Courts this week.
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VIPS hosts 10th International Law Moot Court Competition 2025
The Centre for Skill Development and Advocates’ Legion, Vivekananda School of Law and Legal Studies, VIPS—TC, is hosting the 10th VIPS International Law Moot Court Competition 2025. The hybrid-format competition features over 50 participating institutions from India and abroad, with the final rounds scheduled for November 7—8, 2025, on campus in New Delhi.
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‘Endangers public health, strikes at root of societal imbalance’: Telangana HC on spread of Narcotic Substances
“Public health and safety form an essential part of the constitutional vision under Articles 21 and 47 of the Constitution of India.”
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Deadline Extended | Call for Papers | HPNLU Journal of Tax Law Volume 4 | Submit by November 20th
The journal solicits scholarly contributions relating to legal cum theoretical developments in the field of Taxation laws and policies.
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From Continuing Liability to Creditor Rights – October 2025’s Key NCLAT Delhi Rulings
Stay updated with the latest judgments from NCLAT Delhi Bench from October 2025, covering critical topics such as Continuing Liability, Operational Debt, Limitation, Homebuyer’s claim, Jurisdiction, Acknowledgment of Debt, Pre-existing Dispute, Fixed Deposits and Corporate Debtor Assets and more.
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First wife not a silent spectator; Must be heard before registration of Muslim man’s second marriage: Kerala HC
“The Court cannot ignore the feelings of the first wife and allow a Muslim man to march over her, for registering his second marriage, without notice to the first wife.”
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‘100 lives lost in 2 weeks’: Rajasthan High Court takes suo moto cognizance of recurring road accident deaths, seeks Centre and State response
“It is of grave concern that, while the nation places immense value on its human resource, widespread apathy and negligence among citizens regarding public and road safety continue to magnify societal anguish.”
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Settling family property disputes under Maintenance & Welfare of Parents & Senior Citizens Act, 2007 is against its object: Punjab and Haryana High Court
In the case at hand, a transfer deed was executed between a senior citizen and his grandchildren, which stated that the transfer was subject to the condition that the transferee would provide the senior citizen with basic amenities.
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Madras High Court: Elderly wife’s silent suffering is not consent, marriage doesn’t entitle men to unquestioned authority
“Protecting octogenarian women who have lived entire lifetimes within oppressive domestic environments is not merely an act of legal redress, but a reaffirmation of the constitutional promise of dignity under Article 21 of the Constitution.”
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Call for Papers | School of Law, CHRIST in collaboration with Trilegal to host XVI SLCU Conference 2025-26
Call for Papers: XVI SLCU Conference in collaboration with Trilegal and SCC Times on “Digital Rights, Real Lives: Navigating Tech Law in Everyday Society”, School of Law, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), 12-13 Dec 2025; In-person: Submit Abstract by November 15! [For all UG & PG Students; Cash Prizes of 30k]
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Arbitrability in Consumer Disputes: Forum Shopping, Unequal Bargaining Power and an Alternate Way Ahead
by Alka Khangembam* and Udit Chaudhary**
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Bridging Borders, Breaking Barriers: A Dialogue with Harjot Singh
Interviewee: Mr Harjot Singh1
Interviewed by Anchal Verma2