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⚖️ Lex Mente | Legal Current Affairs Series – May 2026 (Week 3–4) The final edition of our January–May 2026 Legal Current Affairs Series is here! This week covers five significant Supreme Court developments that every law student, judiciary aspirant, AIBE candidate, and legal professional should know. 📌 Highlights: • IBC cannot be used as a debt recovery mechanism. • Conscious possession remains essential under the NDPS Act. • Digitally signed judicial orders prevail over oral dictation. • Timelines prescribed for High Courts to pronounce and upload judgments. • Section 311 CrPC/BNSS cannot be invoked to fill lacunae in the defence case. Stay updated with concise, exam-oriented legal developments designed to strengthen your legal understanding and current affairs preparation. Follow @lexmente.in for more legal updates, case law summaries, and exam-focused content. #LexMente #LegalCurrentAffairs #SupremeCourt #SupremeCourtOfIndia #CaseLaw #JudiciaryPreparation #JudiciaryExams #AIBE #CLATPG #LawStudents #LegalEducation #CurrentAffairs #IBC #InsolvencyAndBankruptcyCode #NDPSAct #CrPC #BNSS #ConstitutionalLaw #CriminalLaw #CorporateLaw #LawUpdates #LegalNews #LegalResearch #Advocates #LawAspirants #IndianLaw #Justice #ExamPreparation #LegalAwareness #LexMenteSeries