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Legal Updates 5 November 2026

India Legal Updates: Courts, Claims, Arbitration

A series of recent legal developments in India includes a consumer commission ordering compensation for a US injury claim, the Supreme Court reserving judgment on brain‑death certification, multiple rulings affirming state tax powers and pension rules, a high‑court mediation drive in Meghalaya, and key discussions at the ICC India Arbitration Conference on ethics and digital‑asset recovery, alongside a Supreme Court stay on arbitral award stamp duties.

Consumer Court Order: A Bengaluru consumer commission ordered an insurer to pay $944 for medical bills, Rs 30,000 for mental agony and litigation costs after a woman injured her toenail closing a door in the US. Read more

Supreme Court on Brain Death: The apex court has reserved its verdict on the protocol for certifying brain death, amid debates over organ transplantation practices. Read more

ICC India Arbitration Conference 2026: Experts debated the need to codify ethics in international arbitration and discussed challenges in tracing, freezing, and recovering digital assets. Read more

Meghalaya High Court Mediation: The court launched a 40‑hour mediation initiative to streamline dispute resolution in the state. Read more

State Sales Tax Power: The Supreme Court upheld states’ authority to levy additional sales tax under pre‑GST laws, reinforcing earlier rulings. Read more

Pay‑Minus‑Pension Rule: The court affirmed the rule for Uttarakhand PSC Chairman, clarifying pension deductions. Read more

Arbitral Awards Stay: A Supreme Court bench stayed the Delhi High Court’s stamp duty direction on impounding arbitral awards. Read more

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