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Supreme Court: Legal Heirs Not Liable for Partnership Firm Debts

In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the legal heirs of a deceased partner cannot be held responsible for the liabilities of a partnership firm. Justices Vikram Nath and Satish Chandra Sharma's verdict emphasized the lack of evidence to suggest the transfer of assets and liabilities to the heirs.

Supreme Court Rules Consumer Complaints Unfit for Investments Yielding Interest, Deems Commercial Transactions Beyond Consumer Protection Act Jurisdiction

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court adjudicates that Consumer Protection Act provisions do not extend to investments yielding interest. Justices Vikram Nath and Satish Chandra Sharma assert commercial transactions fall outside the Act's purview. The decision sets a precedent on liability of legal heirs in partnership firms.

Supreme Court Orders CAG Probe into Arunachal Pradesh Tender Corruption Allegations

Supreme Court Orders CAG Probe Into Alleged Corruption in Arunachal Pradesh Tenders: Contracts Awarded Without Tendering Process, Justices Aniruddha Bose and Bela M Trivedi Direct Investigation Following NGO Petition, Focus on Contracts to CM's Relatives.

Ensuring Checks on Preventive Detention: Upholding Personal Liberty

The recent pronouncement by the Supreme Court underscores the critical role of advisory boards in preventive detention laws. The court emphasizes that these boards mustn't merely rubber-stamp government decisions but serve as crucial safeguards for personal liberty.

Industrial Alcohol Regulation: Constitutional Debate and Implications

The Supreme Court, led by the Chief Justice of India (CJI), is currently deliberating a case with a 9-judge Constitution Bench, focusing on whether states possess the authority to regulate and levy excise duty on industrial alcohol.

Ahobilam Temple Complex Implements Conservation Measures Amidst Heatwave and Wildlife Protection Concerns

As temperatures soar and the threat to wildlife escalates, Ahobilam Temple Complex, nestled within the Nagarjunasagar-Srisailam Tiger Reserve, has introduced stringent measures. These regulations, aimed at preserving the delicate ecosystem and safeguarding the resident wildlife, come amidst the scorching heatwave and increasing human-animal conflicts in the region.

South Africa Halts Lion Breeding Amid Trophy Hunting Concerns: A Paradigm Shift in Wildlife Conservation

The decision by South Africa to halt captive breeding of lions amid concerns over trophy hunting and the use of lion bones in traditional Chinese medicine has garnered significant attention in the realm of wildlife conservation.

Constitutional Conundrum: Supreme Court's Deliberation on State Regulation of Industrial Alcohol

The Supreme Court, through a 9-judge Constitution Bench led by the Chief Justice of India (CJI), is currently examining a crucial case pertaining to the authority of states in regulating and imposing excise duty on industrial alcohol, a substance not intended for human consumption.

Supreme Court Upholds Scrutiny Committee's Authority in Caste Certificate Cases

In a significant verdict pronounced on April 4, the Supreme Court underscored the pivotal role of scrutiny committees in caste certificate matters, emphasizing that courts should refrain from interfering with their decisions unless they exhibit perversity.

Supreme Court Dismisses Plea for Repatriation of Sufi Leader's Remains

The Supreme Court, on April 5, rejected a petition urging the repatriation of the mortal remains of Sufi leader Hazrat Shah from Dhaka, Bangladesh, to India for burial at the Hazrat Mulla Syed Dargah in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh. Hazrat Shah, a Pakistani citizen, passed away in Dhaka in January 2022, where he was buried.

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