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    State power over betting on games of skill upheld; online money gaming laws sustained against arbitrariness and proportionality challenges.
    Cheque dishonour proceedings are predominantly criminal, but IBC moratorium may still shield compensatory recovery in insolvency.
    Arbitral award enforcement against non-signatories upheld where they were treated as persons claiming under the award-debtor SPV.
    Prior Magistrate approval is required for further investigation, and a civil business dispute cannot be converted into criminal prosecution.
    Section 141 vicarious liability needs specific factual averments; prosecution continued for linked office bearers, not for status-only allegations.
    Industrial policy electricity concession limited to new units; retrospective clarification excluded expanded existing enterprises from Clause 16(a).
    Power of attorney complaint in cheque dishonour case upheld; no failure of justice shown, but sentence was reduced.
    Grave suspicion and Section 65B compliance barred reliance on CCTV footage, sustaining discharge of accused officers.
    Natural justice breached where one officer heard the matter and another decided it; writ relief remained available despite alternative remedy.
    Statutory notice and debt presumption failed as probable defence rebutted cheque dishonour liability
    Signed order prevails over dictated draft; post-disposal application rejected as disguised review and abuse of process.
    Deposit under MPID Act includes repayable advances with promised interest; civil remedies and failed IPC proceedings do not bar relief.
    Arbitral award review under Section 34 stays narrow where delay, GST, wage escalation and ECC findings rest on a plausible contractual view.
    Inter-State sales proof and assessment jurisdiction upheld; limitation, cross-examination, and penalty objections were rejected.
    Arbitral award set aside for no evidence and failure to consider a material defence, while limitation objection failed.
    Provisional liquidator appointment can defeat Section 138 liability where the director no longer controls the company's bank account.
    Presumption under the Negotiable Instruments Act upheld, but suo motu enhancement of default sentence in appeal was set aside.
    Provisional liquidator control defeats cheque liability where dishonour is for account blocked, not insufficiency of funds.
    Statutory presumption in cheque dishonour cases upheld; bank records and notice service proved liability, and revision found no perversity.
    Default imprisonment for cheque dishonour compensation held subject to statutory limits and Article 21 proportionality
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