Legal Updates 29 September 2026
Supreme Court Fines UP Govt, Noida Probe, Consumer Refunds, More
India’s courts issued key rulings: the Supreme Court quashed a detention, fining Uttar Pradesh’s Yogi government, refused to halt the Pooja Singhal money‑laundering trial, and set 2026 guidelines for sexual‑offence cases. In Noida, four officials were questioned over illegal contracts. The Consumer Commission ordered a refund and penalty on an e‑commerce platform, and a traveler received Rs31,500 compensation. Som Distilleries shares rose 7% after a high‑court order, and the Delhi High Court ruled property in a wife’s name isn’t benami‑exempt.
- Supreme Court quashed Afroz’s detention and fined Uttar Pradesh’s Yogi government Rs 10 lakh. Read more
- SC refused to halt the Pooja Singhal money‑laundering trial. Read more
- SC issued 2026 guidelines on judicial sensitivity in sexual‑offence cases. Read more
- Noida Authority placed under vigilance scanner; four employees questioned over illegal contracts. Read more
- Consumer Commission ordered an e‑commerce platform to refund an advocate and pay a Rs 10,000 penalty. Read more
- Travel consumer awarded Rs 31,500 compensation for AC failure. Read more
- Som Distilleries shares jumped 7% after Madhya Pradesh High Court ruling. Read more
- Delhi High Court ruled property bought in a wife’s name isn’t benami‑exempt. Read more
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