Right to be Forgotten: An Indian Perspective
Introduction Everyone would face insults and humiliations in life, But nobody wants to remember those. We all try to forget it and motivate our
Promotion not by selection but by Seniority: High Court of Karnataka
Title: T. Mahendran v. The National Insurance Company Decided on: 21st September, 2023 WRIT PETITION NO. 4283 OF 2012 CORAM: THE HON’
Unveiling the Unspoken Suffering: Mental Cruelty from male perspective.
Introduction Mental cruelty is a pervasive issue which goes beyond gender boundaries affecting both men and women in various aspects of lives. This
The Delhi High Court- High Court can use its inherent power under Section 482 of Cr. P.C. to quash and criminal proceedings to serve the end of justice or to prevent the misuse of Court process.s
Title: Yojna Sharma v. State and Another. Decided on September 6, 2023. Cri.M.C.980/2023 and Cri.M.A. 3729/2023. CORUM: HON’BLE JUSTICE RAJNISH B
Legal Conundrum: POCSO Act vs. SC/ST Act – The Bombay High Court’s Perspective
Case Title – Dinanath Manik Katkar v. State of Maharashtra and Anr. Anticipatory Bail Application No. 2589 of 2023 CORAM: N. J. JAMADAR, J. Decid
The Amendment to the Information Technology Rules is not intended to suppress criticism of the Government: Central Government to the Bombay High Court
Kunal Kamra vs. State of Maharashtra and Ors. CORUM: Justices GS Patel and Neela Gokhale Background of the case The Information Technology (Interme
Suo Motu Cognizance of the Bombay High Court: A Wake-Up Call for Healthcare
The Bombay High Court has recently taken suo motu note of the unfortunate deaths of patients in government-run hospitals in the Nanded and Chhatrap
The Delhi High Court grants regular bail in dowry death and orders the accused not to move outside the country nor try to fabricate the substantial evidence until matter is going on in trial court.
Title: Bhuwan Sharma v. State Decided on September 1, 2023 Bail Appln. 1479/2023 CORUM: HON’BLE JUSTICE AMIT SHARMA. Introduction The Delhi High
Delhi High Court-High Court can quash the non-compoundable offences considering the nature and gravity of offences and amicable-settlement between parties.
Title: Ajay Elangovan v. State and Anothers Decided on September 1, 2023 Cri.M.C. 6607/2022 & Cri.M.A. 12402/2023 Corum: Dinesh Kumar Sh
Bombay High Court upholds acquittal of medical officer accused of taking ₹100 bribe in 2007
Title: State of Maharashtra v. Dr Anil Shinde Decided on: 3rd October, 2023 CRIMINAL APPEAL NO.1301 OF 2012 CORUM: Jitendra Jain, J Introduction A
