MURDER, POLITICAL VENDETTA, AND COLLAPSE OF EVIDENCE
May 30, 2025by Primelegal Team
Case Name: Agniraj & Ors. v. State through Deputy Superintendent of Police CB-CID Case Number: Criminal Appeal Nos. 1686–1688 of 2023 Date of
SUPREME COURT TAKES STRONG STAND ON FALSE FIRS
May 29, 2025by Primelegal Team
INTRODUCTION On the 28 May 2025, the Supreme Court of India ordered that no more FIRs should be filed against a couple from the Uttar Prades
TRADEMARK SIMILARITY HINGES ON DOMINANT FEATURES
May 29, 2025by Primelegal Team
Introduction In a landmark ruling, the Delhi High Court has interpreted the interface between the “anti-dissection rule” and the doctri
CONSPIRACY TO MISAPPROPRIATE MINIMUM SUPPORT PRICE (MSP) SCHEME FUNDS
May 29, 2025by Primelegal Team
Case Name: State represented by Inspector of Police, CBI, ACB, Visakhapatnam v. Eluri Srinivasa Chakravarthi & Ors. Case Number: Criminal Appea
DISCHARGE IN PREDICATE OFFENCE NOT ENOUGH TO QUASH PMLA PROCEEDINGS
May 29, 2025by Primelegal Team
Case Name: Niket Kansal v. Union of India through ED Case No.: CRM(M) No. 140/2025 Date of Judgment: 22 May 2025 Judge: Justice Wasim Sadiq Nargal
PARTIAL LEGAL BAR CAN’T JUSTIFY ENTIRE PLAINT REJECTION:SC
May 27, 2025by Primelegal Team
Introduction The Supreme Court of India has reaffirmed an important procedural principle of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908—that a plaint canno
STAND OF THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT QUESTIONED
May 27, 2025by Primelegal Team
INTRODUCTION On 26 May 2025, the Supreme Court of India asked the Central Government to explain its stand on giving compensation to victims of chil
NO PROOF OF DEMAND, NO CONVICTION: SC
May 26, 2025by Primelegal Team
Case Name: State of Lokayuktha Police, Davanagere v. C.B. Nagaraj Case Number: Criminal Appeal No. 1157 of 2015 Date of Judgment: 19 May 2025 Quoru
SUPREME COURT CLARIFIES MEANING OF “LAND GRABBING” IN PROPERTY DISPUTES
May 26, 2025by Primelegal Team
Case Name: V. S. R. Mohan Rao v. K. S. R. Murthy & Ors. Case Number: Civil Appeal No. _____ of 2025 (@ SLP(C) No. 12570 of 2025) Date of Judgme
Supreme Court restores rule mandating 3-year law practice for judicial service
May 25, 2025by Primelegal Team
ABSTRACT The Supreme Court of India said that a person must work as a lawyer for at least 3 years before joining the judiciary. The court said this
