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Landmark judgments, read for the exam bench.

Supreme Court judgments unpacked for the exam room — each entry carries the citation, the ratio, the key principle, and the exam-relevance map for CLAT, Judiciary, AIBE, UGC-NET and UPSC Law Optional. Written for the aspirant who will be asked to state the holding in sixty seconds.

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305 landmark judgments across 16 subjects.

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Supreme Court of India · 2026Family Law

Shephali Chakraborty v. State of West Bengal (2026): Guardian's Power to Develop a Minor's Property under Section 8 HMGA — Student Case Summary

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Supreme Court of India · 2026Family Law

Sonal Talpada v. Veerbhan Singh (2026): Mental Cruelty, Irretrievable Breakdown and Article 142 — Student Case Summary

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Delhi High Court · 2026Technology & Data Law

Laksh Vir Singh Yadav v. Union of India (2026:DHC:4891): India's First Right to Be Forgotten Framework for Judicial Records

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Supreme Court of India · 2026Labour Law

State of Telangana v. Mohd. Ismail (2026): Decades of Continuous Service and the Uma Devi Regularisation Test

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High Court of Delhi · 2026Contract Law

Unison Hotels v. IFFCO Tokio — Delay in Rendering an Arbitral Award

Delhi HC Division Bench, 16 Sept 2026: a delayed arbitral award is set aside only if the delay is unexplained and affects its findings. Exam summary.

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High Court of Gujarat at Ahmedabad · 2026Tax Law

Ajay Surendra Patel v. DCIT — Section 179 and the Public–Private Company Line

Gujarat HC, 11 Sep 2026: a public company is not private for Section 179 because one director holds most shares. Facts, holdings, MCQs and exam notes.

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High Court of Punjab and Haryana at Chandigarh · 2026Tax Law

Jyoti Sareen v Union of India (2026) — Section 147A Struck Down: Summary & Exam Relevance

Jyoti Sareen v Union of India (2026:PHHC:128067-DB): P&H HC held Section 147A Income-tax Act unconstitutional. Summary, holdings, MCQ and exam notes.

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Administrative Law

In re Suo Motu — High Court Judgment Pronouncement and Upload Timelines: Summary and Exam Relevance

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Supreme Court of India · 2026Criminal Law

Parvinder Singh v. Directorate of Enforcement (2026 INSC 519): PMLA Cognisance Void Without BNSS Pre-Hearing

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High Court of Judicature at Bombay · 2026Company Law

Indian Bank v. Shabbir Abbas Patel (2026) — IBC Section 96(4), Retroactivity and the Mischief Rule

Bombay HC (18 Sept 2026) held IBC Section 96(4) retroactive, applying the mischief rule. Summary, holdings, MCQ and exam angle for judiciary aspirants.

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Supreme Court of India · 2026Criminal Law

Syed Iftikhar Andrabi v. Union of India — UAPA Bail, Prolonged Incarceration and K.A. Najeeb

Supreme Court (Nagarathna & Bhuyan JJ.) granted bail under UAPA on prolonged-incarceration grounds, reaffirming K.A. Najeeb (2021). Case summary for judiciary exams.

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Supreme Court of India · 2026Contract Law

Habban Shah v. Sheruddin — Section 28 Specific Relief Act and Self-Operative Rescission of Specific Performance Decrees

Habban Shah v Sheruddin (2026 INSC 451): SC held conditional specific performance decrees self-operative — no separate application needed to rescind under Section 28.

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