In a situation of marital conflict, where the wife filed a First Information Report (FIR) against her husband and his family just two months after he submitted a divorce petition, the Supreme Court dismissed...
The Supreme Court stated that the Right to Life and Liberty under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution cannot be ignored just because someone has criminal cases against them. This decision came from a...
The Supreme Court stated that there should be no changes to the legal requirements or the advertisement for applications unless there is authority to relax the qualifications. This decision was made in Civil Appeals...
The Rajasthan High Court decided that the caste “Teli,” listed in the Central List of Other Backward Classes (OBCs) in Rajasthan, applies to individuals of all religions, including Hindus and Non-Hindus. This decision followed...
The Supreme Court noted that it is the Court’s responsibility to uncover the truth, which may involve asking difficult questions and making suggestions that some might find uncomfortable. The Court was reviewing a case...
The Supreme Court emphasized that all laws are generally considered to be prospective unless they are specifically stated to apply retroactively. This ruling came during the review of several Civil Appeals from Maharashtra State...
The Delhi High Court has ruled that a Magistrate cannot instruct a Superior Officer to carry out an investigation or file an FIR under Section 156(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure. The Court...
The Supreme Court awarded over Rs 37 lakh in compensation for a road accident, setting the victim’s monthly income at Rs 10,000 based on his wife’s testimony. The appeal was against a Karnataka High...
