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PRIME LEGAL | Karnataka High Court Clarifies: Second Marriage Under the Special Marriage Act Is Void If the First Marriage Still Subsists
PRIME LEGAL | Karnataka High Court Clarifies: Second Marriage Under the Special Marriage Act Is Void If the First Marriage Still Subsists
July 29, 2026by Primelegal Team

CASE NAME: A v. B & Ors. CITATION: NC: 2026: KHC-D:9731 CASE NUMBER: Writ Petition No. 107250 of 2025 (GM-CPC) COURT: High Court of Karnataka a

PRIME LEGAL | Parent’s Poor CIBIL Score Cannot Be the Sole Basis for Rejecting an Education Loan, Rules Karnataka High Court
PRIME LEGAL | Parent’s Poor CIBIL Score Cannot Be the Sole Basis for Rejecting an Education Loan, Rules Karnataka High Court
July 29, 2026by Primelegal Team

CASE NAME: Sanket & Anr. v. Regional Manager, Karnataka Grameen Bank & Anr. CITATION: NC: 2026:KHC-D:10222 CASE NUMBER: Writ Petition No. 1

PRIME LEGAL | Public Examinations Amendment Bill 2026: What does the proposed anti-cheating law promise?
PRIME LEGAL | Public Examinations Amendment Bill 2026: What does the proposed anti-cheating law promise?
July 28, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION: The Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026 was introduced in Lok Sabha on July 27, 2026. The main aim

PRIME LEGAL | Section 187(2) BNSS Permits Police Custody Beyond the First 15 Days of Remand, Rules Supreme Court
PRIME LEGAL | Section 187(2) BNSS Permits Police Custody Beyond the First 15 Days of Remand, Rules Supreme Court
July 28, 2026by Primelegal Team

CASE NAME: The State of Andhra Pradesh v. Suda Suresh Veera Venkata Naga Raju CITATION: 2026 INSC 744 CASE NUMBER: Criminal Appeal No(s). OF 2026 (

PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court Lays Down Guidelines for Juvenile Justice Boards Conducting Preliminary Assessments Under Section 15 JJ Act
PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court Lays Down Guidelines for Juvenile Justice Boards Conducting Preliminary Assessments Under Section 15 JJ Act
July 27, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION: In a recent decision in the case of X vs State of Bihar, the Supreme Court has issued important guidelines for the Juvenile Justice B

PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court Directs Centre, CBSE to Add Opt-Out Option in APAAR Consent Form, Restricts Third-Party Data Sharing
PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court Directs Centre, CBSE to Add Opt-Out Option in APAAR Consent Form, Restricts Third-Party Data Sharing
July 27, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION  In Abhishek Baxi v. Union of India (2026 LiveLaw (SC) 719), the Supreme Court of India directed the Central Government and the Centr

PRIME LEGAL | How GIs Preserve India’s Cultural and Traditional Heritage
PRIME LEGAL | How GIs Preserve India’s Cultural and Traditional Heritage
July 25, 2026by Primelegal Team

ABSTRACT:  India has always been a centre of rich cultural practices and unique creativity. In a globalised world, it is necessary to recognize ou

PRIME LEGAL | Constitutional Promise vs. Public Order: Navigating the Right to Protest in India
PRIME LEGAL | Constitutional Promise vs. Public Order: Navigating the Right to Protest in India
July 25, 2026by Primelegal Team

ABSTRACT One of the most conspicuous forms of democratic participation in India is the right to protest. While the Constitution does not explicitly

PRIME LEGAL | Telangana High Court: Refusal to Undergo DNA Test Amounts to Non-Cooperation, Upholds Bail Cancellation in POCSO Case.
PRIME LEGAL | Telangana High Court: Refusal to Undergo DNA Test Amounts to Non-Cooperation, Upholds Bail Cancellation in POCSO Case.
July 24, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION: The Telangana High Court ruled in the case of Haseeb Ullah Khan v the State of Telangana that refusal to take DNA test in a case of s

PRIME LEGAL | FIR Not Registered? Allahabad High Court clarifies that if there is an effective remedy under the BNSS, then no writ could be sought.
PRIME LEGAL | FIR Not Registered? Allahabad High Court clarifies that if there is an effective remedy under the BNSS, then no writ could be sought.
July 24, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION In the case of Chandan Kumar v. State of U.P. & ors (2026 LiveLaw (AB) 456), the Allahabad High Court clearly stated that a writ o