Karan Dinesh Singh Rawat is Partner @ Dinesh Singh Law Associates Practices Corporate Law and Legal Strategy Corporate Law and writes reviews on Judgments passed by Supreme Court of India in public interest.
The Supreme Court in Rajendran (2025) held the 2016 SARFAESI Act Amendment is prospective. Pre-2016 loans retain broad redemption rights; post-2016 loans are restricted to auction-notice stage
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The Supreme Court’s ruling on the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025 marks a turning point in India’s religious property law. By abolishing the century-old doctrine of “Waqf by User,” mandating formal registration, and expanding State oversight of Waqf Boards, the Court has shifted the balance between community autonomy and government control. With 5.77 lakh properties valued at over ?1.2 lakh crore at stake, the judgment could unlock economic potential but risks alienating minority institutions and reshaping the governance of all religious endowments in India.
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The SC Ruling on Right to Shelter (2025) drew a sharp line between genuine homebuyers and speculative investors. While reaffirming housing as a fundamental right under Article 21, the Supreme Court also issued systemic reforms to strengthen India’s insolvency and housing sector.
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ABC Live unpacks the Supreme Court’s Presidential Reference on Governor & President’s assent powers. Why it matters now, how it affects Centre–State relations, and what the 14 questions mean for India’s democracy.
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