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Commercial Law — Supreme Court Judgments

Commercial law at the Supreme Court governs corporate governance under the Companies Act 2013, SEBI enforcement actions, competition law violations, and complex commercial disputes. These judgments are critical for in-house counsel, corporate advocates, and compliance teams.

Key Statutes:Companies Act 2013SEBI Act 1992Competition Act 2002Foreign Exchange Management Act 1999Prevention of Corruption Act

Latest Judgments

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Commercial Premium

Punjab State Power Corporation Limited v. Talwandi Sabo Power Limited

(2026) INSC 515

Whether the failure of a generating station to demonstrate its declared capacity (DC) when asked by the State Load Despatch Centre (SLDC) under Regulation 11.3.13 of the Punjab State Grid Code, 2013 constitutes a strict liability inviting penalty without proof of mens rea or illegal enrichment, and whether such demonstration must be achieved within the fourth time block from receipt of the notice under Regulation 11.5(xi).

20 May 2026

Justice Sanjay Kumar

Electricity Act 2003Grid CodeDeclared capacity

Apex Digest publishes structured summaries of Supreme Court of India judgments in Commercial law — covering ratio decidendi, holdings, key statutes, and practical implications for advocates. All summaries are prepared by Agarawal Associates, practising advocates at the Supreme Court of India.