The Supreme Court recently stayed an order by the Delhi High Court that had issued a plethora of orders for the welfare of stray dogs after finding that they have a right to sustenance. The verdict that declared stray dogs must have
She was giving the Keynote Address at an interactive session titled ‘Breaking the Bias – A Constitutional, Legal, and Policy Lens,’ which was convened in honour of Women’s Day 2022 to reflect on the legal and policy subtleties that need to be
The circular, which was published on Friday (March 4), also asked all interested parties to ensure that courthouse windows are not left open. This circular differs from the one issued by the High Court on February 28, in which it ordered people
Justice Kureshi remarked in an emotional parting speech that he is leaving the bench with his honour intact since he made all of his judicial rulings without being influenced by the repercussions. He may have given up his advancement in the process,
The Division Bench comprising Chief Justice Ritu Raj Awasthi and Justice SR Krishna Kumar described the actions of BBMP Chief Gaurav Gupta as “blatant defiance of the Court’s directives” in a severely worded order. “Even though the Chief Commissioner was aware that
PHASES OF A CIVIL SUIT INTRODUCTION The Code of Civil Procedure is an adjective law and is not retrospective in operation. It neither creates nor removes any right; it is planned to regulate the procedure to be trailed by Civil Courts. As
The Punjab and Haryana High Court recently awarded police protection to a married woman and her live-in partner, noting that it was the court’s fundamental responsibility to protect their lives. Justice Anoop Chitkara, while admitting the petition, reasoned that we are guided
A Division Bench of Justices Ahsanuddin Amanullah and BS Bhanumathi ruled that filing a complaint with the Constitutional Court for redress of complaints does not preclude a person from demonstrating. “We say so because, when the Court examines the disagreement, it will