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Sunday, 20 September 2026

Supreme Court Jurisprudence & Professional Ethics Reforms

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Today's legal brief highlights major observations by the Supreme Court on monetary awards and courtroom ethics, alongside key directives from regional High Courts. Read on for essential updates impacting litigation practice and judicial administration.

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Supreme Court Rules Conditional Court Deposits Do Not Halt Interest Accrual

The Supreme Court clarified that placing funds in a conditional court deposit does not absolve a party from interest liabilities if the award-holder is restricted from freely withdrawing the money. The ruling reinforces that interest accrual stops only when the funds are fully accessible to the beneficiary.

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