THE JUDICIARY’S URGENCY TO INTERVENE FOR STRENGTHENING MINORITY RIGHTS.
INTRODUCTION India is a country with the lengthiest constitution in the world. It deals with the various aspects and diversity of India cont
Quashing FIRs: Protecting Artistic Freedom and Democratic Values
Case Name: IMRAN PRATAPGADHI Vs. STATE OF GUJARAT AND ANR. Case Number: CRIMINAL APPEAL NO.1545 OF 2025 Date: March 28, 2025. Quorum: JUSTICE ABHAY
The Judicial Review of Compensation Enhancement in Motor Accident Cases
Case Name: Parminder Singh vs. Honey Goyal & Others Case Number: Civil Appeal No. [Arising out of S.L.P. (C) No. 4484 of 2020] Date: March 18,
HC DIRECTS TRAINING FOR MACT, FLAGS GAPS IN INJURY AND DISABILITY ASSESSMENT
INTRODUCTION: With an awareness of considerable inconsistencies in disability and injury estimations of victims of motor accidents, the High Cour
WOMEN CAN RECEIVE ALIMONY AND MAINTENANCE WHEN MISLED TO AN INVALID MARRIAGE
INTRODUCTION The Supreme Court of India has confirmed that women in invalid or void marriages have the right to alimony and maintenance according t
BNSS vs. CrPC: Supreme Court Emphasizes Magistrate’s Duty to Provide Reasoned FIR Orders
Introduction The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita is a basic turning point on many aberrant procedural laws based on the CrPC of 1973 from July
SC- COMMUTES THE DEATH PENALTY TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT IN MULTIPLE MURDER CASE
INTRODUCTION The supreme court of India has recently delivered a judgment in the case of Deena Dayal Tiwari v state of Uttar Pradesh (2025) which
NO COMMON INTENTION IS ESTABLISHED UNDER SEC 34 IPC – SC RESORTS TRIAL COURT ACQUITTAL
Case name: CONSTABLE 907 SURENDRA SINGH & ANR VERSUS STATE OF UTTARAKHAND Case number: CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 788 OF 2013 Date: 28-01-2025 Quorum:
CAN PROMOTION OVERRIDE THE PROCEDURAL RULES OF RECRUITMENT?
Case Name: Jyostnamayee Mishra v. The State of Odisha & Ors. Case Number: SPECIAL LEAVE PETITION (CIVIL) NO.13984 OF 2023 Date of Judgment: J
When Life Calls: Bombay HC Reshapes Parole Eligibility for Emergencies
INTRODUCTION The Bombay High Court recently held that issues like family members’ serious illness, wife’s delivery, natural calamitie
