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2021 Spring Session Review

The Supreme Court’s Spring Session saw many important developments on religion and the law, the conduct of elections and civil liberties.

Mihir R

1st Apr 2021

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Does The 50% Limit on Reservations in Indra Sawhney Hold Good? (Part II)

The subsequent developments after the Indra Sawhney judgment call into question whether the 50% rule still holds the same water.

Mihir R

31st Mar 2021

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Monthly Review: March 2021

Ramana J. was recommended as the next CJI. Court hears several matters including request for release of Rohingyas from holding centres.

Kruthika R and Mihir R

31st Mar 2021

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Do Reservations Have to be Below 50%? From Balaji [1962] to Indra Sawhney [1992]

The ceiling limit for reservation as laid down in Indra Sawhney v Union of India has been challenged in several subsequent cases.

Mihir R

31st Mar 2021

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State Election Commissioners Should be Independent, Non-State Officers, Justice Nariman Holds

Court holds that State Election Commissioners must be independent and must not be officers who are employed by the State.

Mihir R

30th Mar 2021

Analysis

Justice Bhat’s Dos and Don’ts for Progressive Judgment Writing on Gender Violence Cases

Bhat J has outlined certain rules to be followed while drafting judgments in cases of gendered sexual violence.

Kruthika R and Mihir R

20th Mar 2021

Analysis

J. Indu Malhotra’s 9 Most Significant Judgments

During her term at the Supreme Court, Indu Malhotra J has delivered several noteworthy judgments.

Mihir R

12th Mar 2021

Analysis

SC Upholds Multi-Member Wards for Municipalities in Gujarat

Supreme Court upholds Gujarat Municipal Law which allows multiple members from a single municipal ward to be elected to a local body.

Mihir R

12th Mar 2021