https://clatcoach.com/current-affairs/legal/national-social-security-board-gig-platform-workers/ CLATcoach en 2026-10-31T01:25:10.000Z Government notifies National Social Security Board for gig and platform workers https://clatcoach.com/current-affairs/legal/mp-hc-adpo-promotion-quota-struck-down/ CLATcoach en 2026-10-31T01:26:10.000Z MP High Court strikes down rule reserving 10% of prosecutor posts for clerical staff https://clatcoach.com/current-affairs/legal/mp-hc-caste-certificate-cancellation-quashed-madhuri-patil/ CLATcoach en 2026-10-31T01:27:10.000Z MP High Court restores a DSP's 34-year-old Scheduled Tribe certificate https://clatcoach.com/current-affairs/legal/nhrc-kolkata-parading-suo-motu/ CLATcoach en 2026-10-30T01:17:05.000Z NHRC takes suo motu notice of Kolkata police parading three men semi-naked https://clatcoach.com/current-affairs/legal/cghc-educational-institution-name-correction/ CLATcoach en 2026-10-30T01:16:10.000Z Chhattisgarh HC: a college can't refuse a genuine name-correction request just because no rule allows it https://clatcoach.com/current-affairs/legal/cghc-recruitment-cancellation-arbitrary/ CLATcoach en 2026-10-30T01:16:40.000Z Chhattisgarh HC: scrapping an ongoing recruitment needs real reasons, not just inconvenience https://clatcoach.com/current-affairs/legal/bombay-hc-partner-as-court-receiver/ CLATcoach en 2026-10-30T01:18:05.000Z Bombay HC: a partner can be appointed Court Receiver of the firm's own redevelopment project https://clatcoach.com/current-affairs/legal/bombay-hc-tdr-immovable-property-mofa/ CLATcoach en 2026-10-30T01:18:35.000Z Bombay HC: TDR is immovable property, and a promoter can't indefinitely delay conveyance https://clatcoach.com/current-affairs/legal/mphc-territorial-jurisdiction-cause-of-action/ CLATcoach en 2026-10-30T01:17:35.000Z Madhya Pradesh HC: place of receiving a termination email can found territorial jurisdiction https://clatcoach.com/current-affairs/legal/madras-hc-settlement-deed-cancellation-void/ CLATcoach en 2026-10-29T01:35:00.000Z Madras High Court: a registered, unconditional settlement deed cannot be cancelled unilaterally