/

Supreme court weekly Round-up (30th Oct -05th Nov)

Supreme court Round-up (30th Oct -05th Nov)

Supreme court weekly Round-up (30th Oct -05th Nov)

  1. Indrakumar v. State of Chhattisgarh (SC 932) The case likely involves a dispute between an individual and the state authority, possibly regarding a legal or constitutional issue.
  2. Manish Sisodia v. Central Bureau of Investigation (SC 934) This case involves a senior politician challenging the investigative processes or allegations made by the CBI, which could have implications for political and legal practices in India.
  3. Bhisham Lal Verma v. State of Uttar Pradesh (SC 935) The case concerns an individual’s contention against a state decision, which may address issues of state authority and personal rights.
  4. Pradeep Mehra V. Harijan J. Jethwa (SC 936) This dispute could be a civil matter involving personal or property disputes between two parties.
  5. Manak Chand v. State of Haryana (SC 937) Manak Chand’s case against the State of Haryana likely discusses a grievance against state administrative action or legislation.
  6. IFFCO Tokio General Insurance Co. Ltd. V. Geeta Devi (SC 938) This is a dispute involving an insurance company and a policyholder, potentially concerning the terms of insurance coverage or claim settlements.
  7. Sanjay Aggarwal v. State Tax Officer (SC 939) Aggarwal’s case against the State Tax Officer could involve issues surrounding taxation and the powers of tax officers.
  8. KUM. GEETHA V. NANJUNDASWAMY (SC 940) This case may involve personal law matters, potentially related to family law or inheritance issues.
  9. Birbal Nath v. State of Rajasthan (SC 941) Birbal Nath’s contention against the State of Rajasthan could relate to administrative law, constitutional law, or another legal matter involving state authorities.
  10. Anjali Bhardwaj & Ors v. Union of India (SC 942) This likely involves a group of petitioners challenging a Union of India decision or law, possibly on grounds of constitutionality or legality.
  11. Sudhir Singh v. State of UP (SC 944) Sudhir Singh’s case against the State of Uttar Pradesh could be about a legal dispute with the state, encompassing a wide array of possible issues from civil rights to administrative decisions.
  12. Ramadhar Sahu v. State of MP (SC 945) Sahu’s challenge to the State of Madhya Pradesh might involve administrative, civil, or criminal matters contested by the individual.
  13. C. ANIL CHANDRAN V. M.K. RAGHAVAN (SC 946) This case likely pertains to a personal dispute or a political matter, given the nature of the parties involved.
  14. State of Gujarat v. Thakore Bhalabhai Umalbhai (SC 947) The State of Gujarat’s case against an individual suggests a conflict between state enforcement and personal rights or activities.
  15. Anil Kumar v. State of Kerala (SC 948) This could be a legal challenge by an individual against a decision made by the State of Kerala.
  16. Commr. Of Cen. Exc. Ahmedabad v M/S Urmim Products P. Ltd. (SC 949) A central excise matter where the commissioner is in litigation with a private company, possibly concerning taxation or customs disputes.
  17. Shiv Kumar Sharma v. State of MP (SC 950) This is another case of an individual challenging the state’s authority, potentially involving civil liberties or administrative law.
  18. Rajeswari v. Union of India (SC 951) A legal challenge where the petitioner is contesting the actions or laws enacted by the Union of India, which could include a variety of constitutional issues.
  19. Principal Commissioner of Customs v Rajendra Prasad Tak (SC 952) This case involves customs and taxation, with the Commissioner challenging or being challenged by an individual, likely over the import/export regulations.
  20. Parshuram v. State of MP (SC 953) Another individual vs. state case that likely addresses a conflict involving state authority or legal decisions impacting the petitioner.

For detailed information, one must refer to the judgments or legal reporting on these cases to understand the facts, legal issues, and the rulings of the Supreme Court on each matter.