Analysis

In a year when the Court has been accused of not walking its talk, its bail decisions stand out as a stark instance of this trend

Barring the matters on Governor’s powers, the Court landed on the side of the ruling party in key cases including defection & demonetisation

The Court refused to transfer SEBI’s probe into Adani’s stock manipulation and accounting fraud to the CBI or a Special Investigation Team

By reducing the abrogation to presidential discretion, Singh ignores the framework on which the relationship of J&K and Union was predicated

The Court ruled in favour of media outlets in some free speech cases though the key sedition matter is moving at a glacial pace

….to what could move and shake the top court in 2024. Plus, a round-up of our year-end coverage

And just like that, it’s the end of another busy year, both for the Supreme Court and Supreme Court Observer.

The SC said marriage age and rights of sexual minorities was in parliament‘s domain. It used its wide powers under Art. 142 to grant divorce