Supreme Court records Whatsapp’s undertaking to implement CCI’s user-choice directions while ₹213.14 crore penalty under Sections 4 and 27 Competition Act remains upheld by NCLAT.
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The Supreme Court holds that under Article 135 of Schedule To Limitation Act, execution of a mandatory injunction must be filed within three years from decree date if no performance date is fixed.
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The Supreme Court questions pre-election freebies, emphasizing Article 14 equality, fiscal discipline, and sustainable welfare policies under constitutional principles of nation-building.
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POST-BAIL CONDUCT NOT VALID IN BAIL APPEAL
The Supreme Court of India clarifies that post-bail conduct cannot be considered in appeals against bail and is relevant only in cancellation proceedings under Section 439(2) CrPC.