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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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294 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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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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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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Supreme Court of India · 2026Administrative Law

Partha Das v. State of Tripura — Executive Orders Cannot Override Statutory Recruitment Rules

Partha Das v. State of Tripura (2025 INSC 1049) — SC held that executive NRP memos cannot override statutory recruitment rules under Article 309.

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Supreme Court of India · 2026Civil Procedure

Hindustan Construction Company v. Bihar Rajya Pul Nirman Nigam — Waiver of Objections in Arbitration

Supreme Court (2025 INSC 1365) held that joint Section 29A applications constitute waiver under Section 4 of the Arbitration Act; unilateral appointment clauses are severable.

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Supreme Court of India · 2026Civil Procedure

In Re: Interplay Between Arbitration Agreements and Indian Stamp Act — Unstamped Arbitration Clauses Are Enforceable

7-Judge Bench of the Supreme Court (13 Dec 2023) held unstamped arbitration agreements are enforceable under Section 11(6A) — overruling NN Global, SMS Tea Estates & Garware.

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Supreme Court of India · 2026Constitutional Law

Animal Welfare Board of India v. Union of India (Jallikattu) — Cultural Rights and Animal Welfare

AWBI v. Union of India (2023): 5-judge SC Bench upheld Tamil Nadu PCA Amendment allowing Jallikattu; Article 29(1) cultural right protected.

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