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:
FROM ALLEGATION TO REDEMPTION: A LANDMARK CASE OF SYNDICATE BANK VS B.S.N. PRASAD
Case Name: THE GENERAL MANAGER PERSONNEL SYNDICATE BANK & ORS VS BSN PRASAD Case Number: Criminal Appeal no. 6327 OF 2024 Date: January
CYBERCRIME A SILENT VIRUS AFFECT PEOPLE WITHOUT DISCRIMINATION
INTRODUCTION This legal news deals with the increasing cyber crimes in India which raised the significant concerns over the legal and administrat
SUPREME COURT RULED ON LEGAL PRECEDENT AND STATE NEGLIGENCE
Case name: JYOSTNAMAYEE MISHRA VERSUS THE STATE OF ODISHA AND ORS Case number: SPECIAL LEAVE PETITION (CIVIL) NO.13984 OF 2023 Date: 20
EXTENDING THE BARRIERS : SUPREME COURT EXTENDS WOMEN’S RESERVATION TO NGT BAR
INTRODUCTION In a judgment the court has given the direction for the reservation for the post of the women lawyer in the bar association of the Nat
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS JURISDICTIONAL INTEGRITY IN CYBER CRIME COMPLAINT
INTRODUCTION On January 10, 2025, a writ petition for transfer of multiple cyber complaints against a petitioner claiming to be a victim of a fak
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS JURISDICTIONAL INTEGRITY IN CYBER CRIME COMPLAINT
INTRODUCTION On January 10, 2025, a writ petition for transfer of multiple cyber complaints against a petitioner claiming to be a victim of a fak
LIBERTY PREVAILS: WHEN COOPERATION TRUMPS CUSTODY – THE MAMTA KAUR BAIL PARADIGM”
Case title: Mamta Kaur Vs. State of Punjab Case Number: Criminal Appeal No. of 2025 Date: January 09, 2025 Quorum: Hon’ble Ms. Jus
SUPREME COURT COGNIZANCE ON ERROR IN RAPE SENTENCE BY GUJARAT TRIAL COURT
INTRODUCTION: The supreme court of India have recently acknowledged the judgment proposed by the Gujarat trial court imposing three years rigorous
