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Adarsh Sahkari Grih Nirman Swawlambi Society Ltd. vs. The State of Jharkhand & Ors. [2025 INSC 1389] Administrative decision is unlawful if the decision fails to consider relevant considerations, or considers irrelevant considerations RELEVANT PARAGRAPH 2. Simplicity in public transactions is good governance. Constitutional courts uphold this virtue to strengthen the rule of law and

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The State of Jharkhand vs. The Indian Builders Jamshedpur [2025 INSC 1388] Contractual clauses that limit claims are founded on freedom to contract Brief: The Hon’ble Supreme Court in this case observed that contractual clauses that limit claims are founded on freedom to contract and thus referred the issue of whether an arbitral tribunal is

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K.S. Manjunath and Others vs. Moorasavirappa @ Muttanna Chennappa Batil, Since Deceased by his Lrs and Others [2025 INSC 1298] Subsequent purchaser who acted merely on vendor’s claims without verification not protected from enforcement of prior agreement RELEVANT PARAGRAPH 68. In such circumstances referred to above, the subsequent purchasers are seeking to bring themselves within

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