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Introduction In a move that may transform procedural standards at the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) , the Supreme Court of India has resolved to review whether cases yielding split verdicts in front of an NCLAT Bench should be sent to a third member for resolution or be re-evaluated by a bigger coram. The issue, with major consequences for appellate processes and judicial conduct in quasi-judicial entities, emerged in R. Narayananswamy v. Registrar of Compan

Case Title:  Mohammed Rasal C & Anr. Versus State of Kerala & Anr., Slp (Crl.) No. 6588/2025. Introduction In a development with major consequences for criminal procedure throughout India, the Supreme Court has sent the vital issue of whether High Courts can directly consider anticipatory bail requests without the applicant first going to the Sessions Court to a three-judge bench. The two-judge bench of the Supreme Court , Justice Vikram Nath and Justice Sandeep Mehta, made