Last mentioned: Mar 16, 2026
IPO Launch
Expected window for WeWork India to tap the public markets following regulatory clearance.
SC Dismissal
The Supreme Court dismisses the appeal, providing judicial finality to the dispute.
Tribunal Advocacy
Legal experts and NEW members call for the re-establishment of election tribunals to address case backlogs.
ADR Conference
Justice Madan B. Lokur delivers a critique of the Collegium system's current state in New Delhi.
CEC Reform Proposal
Proposal for 2/3 parliamentary majority for CEC appointments is formally suggested.
Surrender Deadline
The deadline for the accused CA to surrender to the Enforcement Directorate.
Supreme Court Decision
The SC upholds the High Court order and denies bail to Bhaskar Yadav.
Delhi High Court Ruling
The Delhi High Court refuses anticipatory bail, citing the need for custodial interrogation.
Appeal Filed
An appeal is filed in the Supreme Court challenging the Bombay High Court's decision.
Bombay HC Ruling
The Bombay High Court issues a verdict in favor of WeWork India regarding its corporate structure and IPO eligibility.
The Supreme Court of India has dismissed an appeal challenging a Bombay High Court verdict, effectively removing a major legal hurdle for WeWork India’s Initial Public Offering. This decision provides the co-working giant with the judicial finality required to proceed with its multi-million dollar listing plan.
Former Supreme Court Justice Madan B. Lokur has warned that the executive branch is undermining the judicial appointment process by stalling Collegium recommendations for years. His critique also extends to the lack of transparency in the appointment and removal of the Chief Election Commissioner, calling for urgent legislative reform.
The Supreme Court of India has rejected the anticipatory bail plea of Chartered Accountant Bhaskar Yadav in a massive Rs 640 crore cyber fraud investigation. Upholding a previous Delhi High Court ruling, the court cited the complexity of the money laundering network and the necessity for custodial interrogation by the Enforcement Directorate.
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