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Artificial Intelligence in Law
| October, 2026
Artificial Intelligence and the Transformation of Legal Practice
Impact on Lawyers, Law Firms and In-House Legal Departments Key Takeaways 1. AI is Changing the Economics of Legal Work Generative AI is moving beyond being a research or drafting assistant. It can now assist with contract review, due diligence, document comparison, summarization, regulatory monitoring, litigation-document analysis and knowledge management. The important change is therefore […]
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Supreme Court
| September 2026
Old Disputes vs. the New IR Code: Supreme Court Clarifies the Meaning of ‘Industry’
In State of Uttar Pradesh v. Jai Bir Singh, a nine-judge Bench of the Supreme Court examined the definition of “industry” under Indian labour law. The judgment reaffirms the established test under the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 for disputes governed...
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Supreme Court
| September 2026
Genuine Homebuyer vs. Speculative Investor: Supreme Court Clarifies the Distinction Under the IBC
In Mansi Brar Fernandes v. Shubha Sharma & Anr. (2025), the Supreme Court of India highlighted the distinction between a genuine homebuyer and a speculative investor in real-estate transactions. The Court emphasized that the determination depends on the actual intention...
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Environmental Law
| September 2026
NGT Imposes ₹7.36 Crore Environmental Compensation on Pune Builder for Construction Without Clearance
In Tanaji Balasaheb Gambhire v. Union of India & Ors., the National Green Tribunal’s Western Zone Bench at Pune addressed construction undertaken without the required prior Environmental Clearance and other statutory approvals. The NGT imposed environmental compensation of approximately ₹7.36...
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