Reversing a plea for a higher multiplier, the Court reaffirms that the age-based matrix set out in Sarla Verma and Pranay Sethi looks to the victim, not the claimant.
A promotion to Joint Secretary just weeks before the retirement order undercut the finding that the officer had become 'dead wood,' the Court held.
Electronic filing is no longer a convenience feature — for many categories of matters it is becoming the default channel.
The order responds to a wave of fraudulent registrations obtained on stolen PAN and Aadhaar details.
The Bench criticised the Railways for forcing low-wage vendors into decades of litigation over their own employment rights.
Case-status kiosks, e-filing centres and digitised records are being rolled out beyond the High Court itself.
An explainer on adjudicating officers, graduated penalties, and why 'decriminalised' does not mean 'deregulated.'
Minor lapses under laws ranging from the Drugs and Cosmetics Act to municipal rules will now draw civil penalties instead of jail time.
The 148-year-old Indian Evidence Act has been replaced. Here is what is actually different for practitioners.
Future prospects, multiplier, and deductions — the arithmetic that decides motor-accident awards.