Weekly Judgment Digest — 25 September 2026

Ten Supreme Court and High Court developments covering written grounds of arrest, a trademark commercial-court reference, prolonged-custody bail in NIA cases, software services despite EU sanctions, VAT on crane hire and NPPA ceiling-price methodology.

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25 September 2026 10 judgments

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Grounds of Arrest
Bail
Trademarks
Commercial Courts
VAT
Drug Price Control
Sanctions

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1
Supreme Court of India
Jaskaran Jeet Singh Deol v State of Punjab
21 September 2026
Written grounds of arrest in a language the arrested person understands are mandatory under Article 22(1); non-compliance renders the arrest unconstitutional and requires immediate release, with safeguards framed for any re-arrest.
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Supreme Court of India
I.S.D.S. Private Limited & Anr. v M/s Khemka Food Products Pvt. Ltd. & Anr.
SLP(C) No. 6793/2026 · 21 September 2026
Reference order: an apparent conflict on whether Section 134 of the Trade Marks Act is displaced when a Civil Judge (Senior Division) is notified as a Commercial Court was referred to a larger Bench, and the pending commercial suit was stayed.
3
Supreme Court of India
Ashish Mishra @ Monu v State of Uttar Pradesh
22 September 2026
Supervisory order: Uttar Pradesh was directed to identify a senior public prosecutor for the Lakhimpur Kheri trial, and the Allahabad High Court Chief Justice was requested to examine allegations concerning the trial judge in a sealed report; no findings were made.
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