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Justice Prasanna B. Varale

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Justice Prasanna B. Varale is presiding over Supreme Court proceedings addressing disputes involving Modi Biotech and Kerala Financial Corp, reflecting the court's engagement with commercial litigation. Modi Biotech received permission to file a special leave petition against Vinp Distilleries, while Kerala Financial Corp seeks to appeal a prior High Court judgment, indicating ongoing scrutiny of contractual and financial matters. These cases, alongside others listed for hearing, suggest a continued focus on resolving complex legal challenges impacting businesses and potentially influencing inter-state trade and tax liabilities, requiring companies to carefully monitor legal developments and assess their potential impact.
Mahindra Financial Services SLP Withdrawn, DRT Permission
Supreme Court permitted petitioner Randhir Singh to withdraw SLP No. 18515/2026 against Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services, allowing DRT filing. Order dismissed the petition as withdrawn and grant
Union Bank of India SC Service Notice Order
Supreme Court heard petition by Union Bank of India seeking exemption from filing C/C of impugned judgment dated 19‑01‑2026. Court directed petitioner to provide fresh address of unserved respondents,
DGHC SLP Delay Condoned, Exemption Granted
Supreme Court heard SLP (Civil) No. 37365/2026 filed by Directorate General of Hydrocarbons against Thoughtsol Infotech Pvt Ltd on 24 Aug 2026. Court allowed exemption from filing certified copy of th
Visakha Pharmacity Appeal Adjourned by SC
Supreme Court heard Special Leave to Appeal (Criminal) No.15313/2026 filed by Visakha Pharmacity Ltd against Directorate of Enforcement. The petition challenges a final judgment dated 09‑06‑2026 from
Supreme Court Dismisses Arun Kumar Undavalli SLPs
Supreme Court heard Special Leave Petitions (Nos. 8543-8545/2026) filed by Arun Kumar Undavalli against Margadarshi Financiers & Ors. Justices M.M. Sundresh and Prasanna B. Varale declined to interfer
Rakshak Securities Wins SC Exemption, Delay Condoned
Supreme Court heard applications for exemption from filing official translation and permission to file additional documents in IA No.236588/2026. The Court allowed both applications, condoned the dela