‘Distress’ under the act should be interpreted broadly: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court shed light upon the meaning of ‘land’ and ‘distress’ under the West Bengal Restoration of Alienated Land Act, 1973. The a
Time period prescribed within the Act is a Directory Provision: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court observed that mere literal construction of a statute without examining the context and the scheme will not serve the purpose of t
Retired employees can file petition at the place of receiving pension: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court held that the Patna High Court and Jharkhand High Court had erred in dismissing a writ petition on the basis of lack of territori
Dismissing the writ petition on grounds of delay should not be the thumb rule: Supreme Court
High Court should exercise its discretion while hearing a petition that has been delayed in filing and dismissing the writ petition on grounds of d
Court should avoid the nitty gritties in a matrimonial matter: Supreme Court
The SC expressed its displeasure towards the Trial Court and High Court due the delay in time of trial in the case of T.S.K. Ashwin Kumar versus Tu
A grave error in allowing the review application: Supreme Court
Supreme Court takes stand against the decision taken by Gwalior High Court by allowing a review application with deletions in Section 114 read with
An intention to publicly humiliate a person of SC/ST category necessary for applicability of the Act: Supreme Court
Supreme court sheds light on the SC/ST Atrocities Prevention Act in a property Dispute. Talking about the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes
The Nominated Person cannot be convicted in the absence of the Company: Supreme Court
The company cannot be convicted by the trial court and the court found that the “finding of the High Court to revisit the judgement will be unfai
Supreme Court declares Tamil Nadu Wakf Board illegal
According to the Waqf Act, 1995, the number of members nominated cannot exceed the number of members elected. This rule was made in light of proper
Refusal to undergo TIP cannot call for presumption of guilt: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court’s recent judgment on a criminal appeal has shed new light upon the refusal of the convict to undergo Test Identification Para
