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Supreme Court lists Surender Kumar's petition against Haryana State (2026 LiveLaw SC 953)
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🗓 18 Sep 2026, 10:01 PM
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The Supreme Court of India has recorded a petition filed by Surender Kumar against the State of Haryana and other respondents, cited as 2026 LiveLaw (SC) 953. The case was reported by legal news portal Live Law.
The Supreme Court of India has entered the matter of Surender Kumar versus the State of Haryana and others into its docket, identified by the citation 2026 LiveLaw (SC) 953. The filing indicates that Mr. Kumar is seeking judicial relief against the state government and additional respondents, though the specific relief sought has not been disclosed in the brief citation.
The case was highlighted by Live Law, a prominent legal news website that tracks Supreme Court filings and judgments. Live Law’s brief note confirms the registration of the petition and provides the official citation for reference by legal practitioners and the public.
No further details regarding the grounds of the petition, the nature of the dispute, or the schedule for hearing have been released at this stage. The matter remains pending before the apex court, and interested parties will have to await further orders or a hearing date.
Legal analysts note that Supreme Court listings such as this are routinely published by portals like Live Law to keep the legal community informed about emerging litigation involving state governments. The outcome of the case will depend on the arguments presented by both the petitioner and the respondents during the court proceedings.
Stakeholders, including the petitioner, the State of Haryana, and any other involved parties, are expected to file written submissions and appear before the bench as directed by the court in due course.
The case was highlighted by Live Law, a prominent legal news website that tracks Supreme Court filings and judgments. Live Law’s brief note confirms the registration of the petition and provides the official citation for reference by legal practitioners and the public.
No further details regarding the grounds of the petition, the nature of the dispute, or the schedule for hearing have been released at this stage. The matter remains pending before the apex court, and interested parties will have to await further orders or a hearing date.
Legal analysts note that Supreme Court listings such as this are routinely published by portals like Live Law to keep the legal community informed about emerging litigation involving state governments. The outcome of the case will depend on the arguments presented by both the petitioner and the respondents during the court proceedings.
Stakeholders, including the petitioner, the State of Haryana, and any other involved parties, are expected to file written submissions and appear before the bench as directed by the court in due course.