SangsLegal News

The Supreme Court recently held that the borrower's ability to reclaim their mortgaged property, as guaranteed by the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002 (SARFAESI Act), will be nullified as soon as the bank circulates an auction notice for the sale of the asset.

SangsLegal News No Plan to Provide Any Interim Directions on Stray Dog Issue But Aims to Establish Comprehensive Guidelines: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court expressed its stance on the stray dog issue, stating that it does not plan to provide any interim directions regarding controlling stray dog attacks in the nation. Instead, the Court aims to thoroughly examine the matter and establish comprehensive guidelines for addressing the issue.

SangsLegal News No Pension For Past Service If an Employee Resigns Without Prior Permission: Supreme Court

 The Supreme Court has recently ruled that central government employees who choose to resign from their current rolex replica positions to take up another government post without prior permission will not be eligible to receive a pension for their past service.

SangsLegal News Reportedly, the Union Cabinet has approved the Women's Reservation Bill; awaiting official confirmation.

The Women's Reservation Bill or the Constitution (108th Amendment) Bill, is an esteemed legislative initiative in India. Its core objective is to increase the representation of women in India's political forums. It seeks to reserve 33% of all seats for women in the Lok Sabha (Lower House of Parliament) and all state legislative assemblies.In the grand scheme of political representation, the Women's Reservation Bill marks an important step in the right direction for gender equality in India.

SangsLegal News Supreme Court provided relief to a party whose cheque dishonour complaint had been rejected due to  lack of territorial jurisdiction.

          In a significant decision, the Supreme Court recently provided relief to a party whose cheque dishonour complaint had been rejected at the final hearing by a Magistrate, citing lack of territorial jurisdiction. The Supreme Court invoked its unique powers under Article 142 of the Constitution, to transfer the case to a suitable Court. This decision came after it was acknowledged that the party hadn't been provided with adequate legal support.