Call for Papers: 2nd Corporate Law Summit 2026
The Centre for Corporate Laws and Governance (CCLG) at DNLU, Jabalpur is organising the 2nd Corporate Law Summit 2026 (Virtual), inviting papers on the IBC (Amendment) Act 2026, AI in…
The Centre for Corporate Laws and Governance (CCLG) at DNLU, Jabalpur is organising the 2nd Corporate Law Summit 2026 (Virtual), inviting papers on the IBC (Amendment) Act 2026, AI in…
The Centre for Corporate Laws and Governance (CCLG) at Dharmashastra National Law University (DNLU), Jabalpur, invites research papers for its 2nd Corporate Law Summit 2026, a virtual event scheduled for…
WEEK 2 | 8 – 16 August 2026 The second week of August 2026 (8–16 August; the Court did not sit on the weekends of 8–9 and 15–16 August, with…
WEEK 4 | 23 – 31 July 2026 The fourth week of July 2026 carried the Supreme Court’s docket from the limits of prosecutorial sanction under anti-corruption law to the…
WEEK 3 | 16–22 July 2026 The third week of July 2026 saw the Supreme Court extend constitutional protection to society’s most vulnerable prisoners, tighten the logic of electoral eligibility…
WEEK 2 | 8–15 July 2026 The second week of July 2026 carried forward the Supreme Court’s demanding docket with three rulings spanning child protection law, the evidentiary burden governing…
WEEK 1 | 1–7 July 2026 The first week of July 2026 opened with three rulings of considerable doctrinal and institutional weight: a clarification of the boundaries between electoral law…
WEEK 4 | 22–30 June 2026 The fourth and final week of June 2026 was dominated by the Supreme Court’s continuing engagement with the quantum and method of compensation under…
WEEK 3 | 15–21 June 2026 The third week of June 2026 yielded three judgments of enduring institutional significance one clarifying the limits of judicial intervention in recruitment processes, a…
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