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*AI is not here to replace lawyers—it is here to equip them.* From research to regulation, India’s legal system is evolving fast. Discover real tools, real use cases, and real challenges. https://www.bharatlaw.ai/post/how-ai-is-changing-legal-practice-in-india-use-cases-tools-challenges
*Section 74A Provides Relief in GST Fraud Cases* A recent clarification under the CGST Act enables reassessment of cases wrongly charged under Section 74. When fraud is not established, proceedings can be shifted to Section 73—resulting in lower penalties and shorter timelines. Our latest article breaks down the practical differences between Sections 73, 74, and 74A, along with key FAQs. https://www.bharatlaw.ai/post/section-74a-vs-sections-73-74-of-the-cgst-act-key-differences-explained
*SC on Vaibhav Murder Case* In Vaibhav v. State of Maharashtra, the Supreme Court held, “Suspicion, however grave, cannot take the place of proof.” Despite circumstantial evidence, “the question is yet to find an answer” — who actually pulled the trigger? https://www.bharatlaw.ai/post/suspicion-however-grave-cannot-take-the-place-of-proof-supreme-court-acquits-student-in-circums
*EIAs Must Be Real, Not Retroactive* Vanashakti refuses to let environmental damage be legalized after the fact. From Maharashtra’s coastal road to Odisha’s mining leases, the courtroom drama now enforces fresh EIAs. Dive into the editorial for details: https://www.bharatlaw.ai/post/when-the-scales-tilt-vanashakti-and-india-s-green-reckoning
*SC Quashes MP’s IFS Appraisal Order* In a major ruling on 21 May 2025, the Supreme Court struck down Madhya Pradesh’s order allowing IAS officers to appraise Indian Forest Service (IFS) officers. The Court held that such evaluations must be conducted by immediate superiors within the Forest Department. https://www.bharatlaw.ai/post/reporting-authority-must-be-a-person-to-whom-the-officer-is-answerable-supreme-court-quashes-madhya
*SC: No Relief for Own Wrong in Land Sale* The Supreme Court held that a land sale violating co-op society rules isn't automatically void unless challenged by the society. Quoting, “The law cannot reward a person for his own wrong,” it dismissed the appeal by the seller’s heirs seeking to undo their own illegal transaction. https://www.bharatlaw.ai/post/the-law-cannot-reward-a-person-for-his-own-wrong-supreme-court-clarifies-void-vs-voidable-land-sale
*Supreme Court Allows Railways to Penalise After Delivery* In a major verdict, the Supreme Court ruled that Indian Railways can impose penalties even after delivery of goods, if they were misdeclared. The Court held that Section 66 of the Railways Act permits such charges and doesn’t limit them to pre-delivery. https://www.bharatlaw.ai/post/penal-charges-can-be-levied-even-after-delivery-supreme-court-clarifies-scope-of-section-66-in-rail
*Mens Rea in Indian Criminal Trials: A Legal Deep Dive* Mens rea, or 'guilty mind', is the foundation of criminal liability in India. This article explores how courts interpret intention, knowledge, and negligence through key IPC sections and case laws. It also examines strict liability offences, corporate culpability, and the evolving jurisprudence on mental states in trials. https://www.bharatlaw.ai/post/the-role-of-mens-rea-in-indian-criminal-trials-explained-with-case-laws
*SC Backs ITC Claims Despite Revoked GST Registrations* Substance must prevail over form. The Supreme Court upheld ITC claims under Finance Act 2024, even for taxpayers whose GST registration was cancelled. Sections 16(5) & 16(6) offer a one-time window to reclaim missed ITC. https://www.bharatlaw.ai/post/latest-amendments-to-section-16-4-of-the-cgst-act-a-comprehensive-analysis
*SC restores LDCE quota, mandates Bar experience for judges* The Supreme Court, in a May 2025 judgment, restored the 25% quota for District Judge promotions via LDCE and reintroduced the 3-year Bar practice requirement for Civil Judge (Junior Division) exams. It held that “there has to be a certain minimum standard” and emphasised courtroom experience over academic qualifications alone. https://www.bharatlaw.ai/post/there-has-to-be-a-certain-minimum-standard-supreme-court-revives-ldce-quota-and-bar-practice-requir