Land possession dispute : Supreme court upholds Doctrine of judicial discipline
Title: MARY PUSHPAM V TELVI CURUSUMARY & ORS. Citation: CIVIL APPEAL NO.9941 OF 2016 Dated on: 3.1.2024 Corum: HON’BLE JUSTICE VIKRAM NATH
The collective action of all the accused indicates sharing of common intention: Supreme Court.
Case title: Ram Naresh vs State of U.P Case no.: Criminal Appeal No. 3577 Of 2023 Decided on: 1.12.2023 Quorum: Hon’ble Justice Abhay S. Oka, Hon
Inquiry Officer’s findings are generally not interfered, still they can be challenged if they are perverse: Supreme Court
Title: CHATRAPAL THE STATE OF UTTAR PRADESH & ANR. Citation: CIVIL APPEAL NO(s)._______ OF 2024 (Arising out of SLP(C) No. 11975/2019) Date of
Private agreements cannot be enforced over public policy in slum rehabilitation schemes: Supreme Court
Case title: Sayunkta Sangarsh Samiti & Anr. Vs The State Of Maharashtra & Ors. Case no.: Civil Appeal No. 1359 Of 2023 Decided on: 15.12.20
Electoral bonds to the Electoral Band: Supreme Court declares electoral bonds unconstitutional
Title: Association for Democratic Reforms & Anr. Versus Union of India & Ors. Citation: Writ Petition (C) No. 880 of 2017 Date of Judgment:
Electoral bond scheme no more valid : Supreme court
Electoral Bond scheme The Supreme Court has found India’s Electoral Bond Scheme illegal, marking a watershed moment. This ruling, heralded as
Denial of Bail Unveils Misrepresentation, Strong Nexus to Money Laundering Charges by Supreme Court
TITLE: SAUMYA CHAURASIA V. DIRECTORATE OF ENFORCEMENT CITATION: CRIMINAL APPEAL NO.3840 OF 2023 @SPECIAL LEAVE PETITION (CRL.) NO. 8847/2023 DECIDE
Dying Declaration Doubts and Witness Credibility Lead to Acquittal in High-Stakes Murder Trial: Supreme Court
TITLE: JITENDRA KUMAR MISHRA @ JITTU V. THE STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH CITATION: CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 1347 OF 2011 DECIDED ON: 5 JANUARY 2024 CORAM: JU
Since the appellants had severed ties with the company before the issuance of the cheques, they could not be held responsible for the company’s conduct at that time.: SC
Title:RAJESH VIREN SHAH VERSUS REDINGTON (INDIA) LIMITED CRIMINAL APPEAL NO…………….2024 (Arising out of Special Leave Petition(Crl.) No.6
Punishment should not be given without considering various factors like nature of the offense, prior record, age, education, employment, others, of the offender: Supreme Court
Title: PALANI VS THE TAMIL NADU STATE CRIMINAL APPEAL NO……………….OF 2024 (@Petition for Special Leave Appeal (Crl.) No.256 OF 2022) Dat
