Chief Justice of India Surya Kant highlights how delayed dispute resolution creates a hidden cost for businesses and impacts foreign investment.
The Supreme Court has asked the Kerala government to respond to a death-row convict's plea seeking a jail transfer to Assam due to his family's extreme poverty.
The Supreme Court has disposed of a 2015 case regarding MNREGA wages, granting petitioners the liberty to file a fresh challenge against the new law that replaced it.
The Supreme Court has clarified that an execution court cannot grant extra benefits that were never part of the original final judgment.
A 9-judge Supreme Court bench failed to reach a majority on a new definition for 'industry' under labour laws, meaning the historic 1978 Bangalore Water Supply rules will continue to protect workers in old cases.
On his last working day, a Supreme Court judge reminded the nation that judges are human, make mistakes, and must look beyond legal files to see the real people seeking justice.
The Supreme Court dismissed a plea after refusing to delay a case for a busy senior lawyer, stating that all advocates are treated equally in court.
The Supreme Court has strictly ruled that an advocate cannot reveal a former client's confidential information, even if they become enemies later.
The Supreme Court of India is examining whether the statutory guarantee of rural employment should be elevated to a Fundamental Right under the Constitution.
The Supreme Court is set to pronounce its verdict on whether a mandatory three-year legal practice is required for law graduates to become Civil Judges.
A nine-judge Supreme Court bench has ruled that the expansive 1978 definition of 'industry' will not apply under the new Industrial Relations Code 2020.