Judgement

SC: insurer must satisfy the award and can later recover the compensation from the vehicle owner, upholding the “pay and recover” principle.

SC Reaffirms “Pay and Recover” Principle: Insurer Must Pay First, Recover Later

High Court allows appeals, restores complaints dismissed for want of jurisdiction, and directs expeditious disposal on merits with costs of Rs. 50,000.

High Court Holds that the “Status of the Employee” is not the Sole Determinant of Jurisdiction under the MRTU Act

The Delhi High Court upheld the EPF provisions for international workers, ruling that the distinction between foreign and Indian employees is reasonable and does not violate Article 14 of the Constitution.

EPF Provisions valid for International Workers, No Violation of Article 14: Delhi High Court

Notifications

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry has notified Geographical Indications of Goods Rules, 2025, updating procedures for GI registration and protection in India.

Government Notifies Amendments to Geographical Indications (GI) Rules, 2025

The Central Government has extended Justice Bhushan’s tenure as NCLAT Chairperson under the Companies Act and Tribunals Reforms Act.

MCA Reappoints Former Supreme Court Judge Ashok Bhushan as NCLAT Chief

CBDT has granted income tax exemption to Haryana Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board under Section 10(46) of Income Tax Act, 1961.

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SC Reaffirms “Pay and Recover” Principle: Insurer Must Pay First, Recover Later

High Court Holds that the “Status of the Employee” is not the Sole Determinant of Jurisdiction under the MRTU Act

EPF Provisions valid for International Workers, No Violation of Article 14: Delhi High Court

Government Notifies Amendments to Geographical Indications (GI) Rules, 2025

MCA Reappoints Former Supreme Court Judge Ashok Bhushan as NCLAT Chief

CBDT Notifies Income Tax Exemption for Haryana Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board