“Can Article 370 Be Used To Scrap Itself”: Supreme Court’s Big Question
The Supreme Court today asked the Centre for a “timeframe” to make Jammu and Kashmir a state again.The bench, headed by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud,Read More…
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Advocates can preside over ‘self-respect marriages’ in their personal capacity in Tamil Nadu: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday observed that there was no blanket ban on advocates solemnising self-respect marriages in their personal capacity as per Read More…
Krishna Janmabhoomi: Supreme Court Disposes Petition Against Demolition Drive In Mathura
The Supreme Court on Monday disposed of a plea related to the demolition drive to clear alleged illegal constructions near Krishna Janmabhoomi in UtRead More…
Madhya Pradesh High Court flags Section 498A misuse; says women nowadays file ‘package of 5 cases’ against husband, in-laws
The Madhya Pradesh High Court recently commented on the misuse of Section 498A (cruelty to women) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), observing that nowaRead More…
Dying Declarations Can’t Always Be Basis For Conviction: Supreme Court
The dying declarations of a murder victim cannot be the sole basis for conviction of the accused “in cases where suspicion… is raised as regards thRead More…
Cannot prosecute husband’s girlfriend for cruelty under Section 498A IPC: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court recently held that a husband’s girlfriend or a woman who maintains a sexual relationship with him outside marriage, cannot be pRead More…
“Film’s Release Should Not Be Stopped At 11th Hour”: Bombay High Court
Films should not be prevented from release at the eleventh hour, the Bombay High Court said while refusing to stay the release of Ayushmann Khurrana Read More…
Wife insisting on living separately from husband’s family without reasons is cruelty: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court recently observed that if a wife insists on living apart from her husband’s family members without any valid justification, it cRead More…
Court “Smells A Rat” In Case Against Tamil Ministers, Initiates Revision
The Madras High Court on Wednesday took up on its own, a revision case against two DMK ministers who were acquitted by a local court in Virudhunagar Read More…
Dead also have fundamental right to dignity under Article 21: Bombay High Court
Dead too have fundamental right to dignity under Article 21 of the Constitution, the Bombay High Court emphasised on Tuesday while expressing its disRead More…