Bail Conditions Must Be Considered in Preventive Detention Cases
Introduction The a landmark judgment that was delivered on the 6th of March 2025, the Supreme Court overturned the preventive detention order of Jo
LIMITS OF BAIL JURISDICTION IN GRANTING COMPENSATION.
Case Name: UNION OF INDIA THR. I.O. NARCOTICS CONTROL BUREAU vs. MAN SINGH VERMA Case Number: CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 77 OF 2025 Date: February 28, 202
Legal Scrutiny of Alleged Abuse of Power by a Public Servant
Case Name: Pradip N. Sharma Vs. State of Gujarat & Anr. Case Number: Criminal Misc. Application Nos. 4255 and 4333 of 2012 Date: February 28, 2
JUDICIAL SCRUTINY OF PROCEDURAL FAIRNESS IN PUBLIC SERVANT PROSECUTION: NAVIGATING THE INTERSECTION OF OFFICIAL DUTY, REQUIREMENTS, AND ALLEGATIONS OF MISCONDUCT
Case Name: Suneeti Toteja vs State of U.P. & Another Case No.: Special Leave Petition (Crl.) No.6898 of 2023 Date: February 25, 2025 Quorum: Ju
Procedural Notice and Its Role in Industrial Court Orders on Wage Fixation
Case Name: Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation Vs. Subhash S/O Laxmanrao Brahme Case Number: S.L.P. (C) of 19499 of 2024 Date: 27 Februar
JUDGEMENT REVIEW: SUPREME COURT’S CLARIFICATION ON LEGAL NEEDS UNDER PREVENTION OF CORRUPTION ACT
Case Title: Dileepbhai Nanubhai Sanghani vs. State of Gujarat & Anr. Court: Supreme Court of India Citation: 2025 INSC 280 Bench: Justice Sudha
Res Judicata: Finality of Court Decisions and Its Impact on Legal Proceedings
ABSTRACT Res Judicata, a fundamental concept of jurisprudence, provides finality of court decisions in order to prevent multiplicity of suit
THE COURT SETS ASIDE DEATH SENTENCE DUE TO DENIAL OF FAIR TRIAL
INTRODUCTION In a milestone judgment, the Supreme Court of India set aside the conviction and death penalty of Sovaran Singh Prajapati on the basis
JUDGEMENT REVIEW: LACK OF EVIDENCE AND DELAY IN PROCEDURE LEAD TO ACQUITTAL IN DACOITY CASE
Case Title: Vinod Nasmulla vs. The State of Chhattisgarh Court: Supreme Court of India Citation: 2025 INSC 220 Bench: Justice Pamidighantam Sri Nar
FIR CANNOT BE USED AS SUBSTANTIVE EVIDENCE IN CASE OF INFORMANT DEATH BEFORE TESTIMONY
INTRODUCTION The Supreme Court of India in a recent ruling has commented that statements recorded in a FIR lose their evidentiary value if the info
