Vaibhav International v. Commissioner of Customs - Customs Seizure Dispute

The Karnataka High Court issued a judgment on March 9, 2026, in a customs dispute between M/S Vaibhav International and the Commissioner of Customs. The case consolidates three writ petitions challenging the seizure of imported goods under Bill of Entry No.5470956. Justice S.R. Krishna Kumar presided over the consolidated proceedings filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India.

Vaibhav International v. Commissioner of Customs - Customs Goods Seizure

Karnataka High Court issued judgment in customs seizure dispute between Vaibhav International and the Commissioner of Customs. The court addressed petitions challenging seizure of imported goods under Bill of Entry No.5470956 dated 06.09.2024, with Justice S.R. Krishna Kumar presiding over consolidated writ petitions.

Vaibhav International v. Commissioner of Customs - Customs Import Seizure Bank Guarantee

Karnataka High Court issued judgment in customs import seizure dispute involving M/S Vaibhav International (sole proprietor Jitendra Kumar Chajer) versus Commissioner of Customs, City Customs Commissionerate. The petition challenges customs authority action regarding seized imported goods under Bill of Entry No.5470956, seeking relief under Article 226 of the Constitution of India.

Foreign and Comparative Law Webinar: Historical Legal Analysis of Congolese Citizenship Law

The Law Library of Congress announces a free webinar on April 23, 2026 at 2 p.m. EDT examining the historical legal analysis of citizenship law in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The presentation by Louis Gilbert will trace Congolese nationality from colonial jus soli provisions to post-independence restrictive laws affecting the Banyarwanda population.

HDB Precincts for Home Improvement Programme (No. 2) Order

The Ministry of National Development, Singapore issued Order S 194 under the Housing and Development Act 1959, declaring specific HDB housing estate precincts for upgrading works under the Home Improvement Programme (HIP). The Order, made on 10 March 2026, comes into operation on 3 April 2026. This is the second tranche of precinct declarations for HIP in 2026, identifying housing estates eligible for government-funded improvement works.

Income Tax Concessionary Rate Exemption Debt Securities Amendment

Singapore Ministry of Finance issued amendments to Income Tax Regulations on concessionary tax rates for debt securities income, consolidating definitions of key terms including 'early redemption fee', 'financial institution', 'qualifying debt securities', and 'redemption premium' by referencing section 13(16) of the Income Tax Act 1947. The amendments have retroactive effect with various provisions deemed effective from December 2021, February 2023, and January 2024.

Planning Land Authorisation Amendment for Shared Stay-in Caregiving Services

Singapore's Ministry of National Development has amended the Planning (Development of Land Authorisation) Notification through S 193/2026, effective 3 April 2026. The amendment introduces new paragraph 6 authorising landed dwelling-houses with floor area of at least 190 square metres to be used for shared stay-in caregiving services under an AIC scheme, subject to occupancy of 9 or more individuals. This authorisation terminates on 31 December 2029 or earlier upon agreement termination or removal from the scheme.

BlockFi Lending LLC - Consent Order for Unregistered Securities

The Michigan Corporations, Securities, and Commercial Licensing Bureau issued a consent order against BlockFi Lending LLC (ENF-22-020040) for violating state securities laws by offering and selling unregistered BlockFi Interest Accounts (BIAs) to Michigan residents. BlockFi agreed to cease and desist all BIA sales in the United States and contribute $50 million to a multistate settlement distributed equally among 53 jurisdictions.

Renewal of New Poultry Inspection System Information Collection

FSIS is requesting renewal of OMB-approved information collection 0583-0156 regarding poultry slaughter inspection under the New Poultry Inspection System (NPIS). No changes are being made to the information collection requirements. The current OMB approval expires August 31, 2026. Comments on this renewal request are due June 2, 2026.

Hey brothers acquire control of Minnesota Motor Bus

The Surface Transportation Board issued a notice tentatively approving and authorizing an after-the-fact finance transaction where Thomas L. Hey and James A. Hey (brothers) acquired control of Minnesota Motor Bus, Inc. in 2010. The applicants filed for Board authority on March 6, 2026 to rectify an accidental oversight from their 2010 acquisition. The transaction involves acquiring 100% of Minnesota Motor Bus stock from James Schoener, with both Hey brothers holding 50% ownership and jointly controlling the carrier.