RECALL OF WITNESS
Case Name: Shubhkaran Singh v. Abhayraj Singh & Ors. Case Number: Special Leave to Appeal (C) Nos.12012-12013/2025 Date of Judgment: 5 May 2025
Justice Over Procedure: SC Upholds Wide Discretion in Summoning Witnesses Under Section 311 CrPC
Introduction Courts possess major powers to achieve justice through having access to all important evidence. An essential power of this authority a
Non-Heinous Offence Test for Cancelling Anticipatory Bail of Habitual Offenders
CASE NAME – ANKIT MISHRA V/S THE STATE OF MP & ANR. CASE NUMBER- SPL(Crl.) No. 14566 of 2024 DATE- 10.04.2024 QUORUM- Gwalior bench &n
Judgements on Admissions can be Passed Even Beyond Pleadings Held by SC
Case Name: Rajiv Ghosh vs. Satya Narayan Jaiswal Case number: Special Leave Petition (Civil) No. 9975 of 2025 (DIARY NO. 8323 OF 2025) Date:
NEED FOR JUDICIAL SENSITIVITY IN RAPE CASES
INTRODUCTION The Hon’ble High Court of Allahabad has recently altered the charges against the accused in a rape case relying on the fact that the
Supreme Court Advocates Leniency in Delay When Merits Matter
INTRODUCTION The legal system is typically understood as a delicate balance between technical adherence to the law and achieving the substantive ju
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 ACCOUNTABILITY AND HUMANITARIAN CONSIDERATIONS: ORISSA HIGH COURT’S BALANCED APPROACH TO DOLAGOBINDA JENA’S CONVICTION AND PROBATION RULING
INTRODUCTION The Orissa High Court has recently affirmed the conviction and imprisonment of Dolagobinda Jena, who was convicted on charges of induc
JUDGEMENT REVIEW : SUPREME COURT ASKS FOR STRICTER BAIL PROCESS IN PMLA CASE
Case Name: The Union of India Through The Assistant Director vs. Kanhaiya Prasad Court: Supreme Court of India Citation: 2025 INSC 210 Bench: Justi
ARTICLE 226: WRIT COURTS MAY REFUSE ACTION IF JUSTICE REQUIRES
INTRODUCTION Article 226 of the Indian Constitution empowers High Courts to issue writs in aid of the enforcement of fundamental rights and other l
