Supreme Court Daily Round-Up : June 2, 2026
LIVELAW NEWS NETWORK
2 Jun 2026 10:35 PM IST
Links to today's reports :Five New Judges Take Oath In Supreme Court, Court Moves Closer To Full StrengthCCS Rules | Temporary Status Casual Labourer Entitled To Pension Even Without Formal Regularisation : Supreme CourtCompanies Act | Supreme Court Rejects 'Vote-Cast-First' Rule For Societies In AGMs; Only Person Lawfully Authorised Can Vote: Supreme CourtHigh Courts Expected To Record Nature...
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Links to today's reports :
- Five New Judges Take Oath In Supreme Court, Court Moves Closer To Full Strength
- CCS Rules | Temporary Status Casual Labourer Entitled To Pension Even Without Formal Regularisation : Supreme Court
- Companies Act | Supreme Court Rejects 'Vote-Cast-First' Rule For Societies In AGMs; Only Person Lawfully Authorised Can Vote: Supreme Court
- High Courts Expected To Record Nature Of Crime And Allegations In FIR Quashing Orders : Supreme Court
- In Justice V Mohana, Supreme Court Gets A Woman Judge Appointment After 5 Years; Two Women Judges In SC Now
- Married Daughter Cannot Be Excluded From Compassionate Appointment : Supreme Court Overrules Allahabad HC View
- S.138 NI Act | Conviction For Cheque Dishonour Can Be Quashed Based On Settlement Between Parties : Supreme Court
- Coordinate Bench Can Cancel Bail Granted By Another Bench : Supreme Court
- Prevention Of Corruption Act | Public Servant Asking Bribe For Subordinates Liable; Demand Need Not Be Direct : Supreme Court
- Daughter Doesn't Lose Ties With Natal Family On Marriage; Such Gender Stereotype Incompatible With Constitution : Supreme Court
- Arbitration | Limitation For S. 34 Appeal Runs From Disposal Of S.33 Application Whether Allowed Or Rejected: Supreme Court
- Sovereignty Prevails Over Personal Liberty When Nation Is Threatened By Drug Trade: Supreme Court
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