The Calcutta High Court recently ruled that a deceased government employee's family pension must be split equally between his two wives, while his gratuity belongs solely to his registered nominee.
The Supreme Court dismissed a plea after refusing to delay a case for a busy senior lawyer, stating that all advocates are treated equally in court.
The Bombay High Court reprimanded a municipal commissioner for ignoring a judicial stay order to follow an MLA's instructions.
The Supreme Court freed a man sentenced to 10 years in prison, highlighting how the High Court failed to consider critical medical and forensic reports.
The legal debates surrounding Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) asking for the status of a minority have been a regular subject of judicial scrutiny in India. Established in the late 19th century and designated as a minority institution, AMU’s implications for educational rights
Rajasthan High Court: Passport Authority Not Bound by Adverse Police Verification Report, Says Justice Anoop Kumar Dhand. Savitri Sharma vs Union of India Rajasthan High Court Rules Adverse Police Report Cannot Lead to Automatic Passport Denial The Rajasthan High Court has determined
The Court was hearing a plea challenging an LOC issued against a man concerning a matrimonial dispute case. Abhayjeet Singh vs State of Rajasthan Rajasthan High Court lays down guidelines for issuance of LOCs The Rajasthan High Court has noted that investigative
Chaitanya Rohilla vs Union of India: Committeeto examine Deepfake issue The Delhi High Court has asked the central government to develop a committee to handle deepfake technology as part of its recent directives. The initiative stems from petitions by journalist Rajat Sharma
India's burgeoning judiciary cannot keep up with that country's burgeoning needs. Reiterating his dire warning about the gap between the judiciary and the other arms of government, the Supreme Court said the shortage was currently at less than 25 judges per million
TheAllahabad High Court Directive for a CBI Probe into DRT Conduct has directed the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to investigate allegations of misconduct against a former Presiding Officer of the Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT) in Lucknow, highlighting concerns about judicial accountability
The Allahabad High Court, in Upendra @ Balweer v. State of Uttar Pradesh, criticized the lack of legal provisions for compensating wrongfully prosecuted individuals, especially in cases where trial courts convict innocents under pressure to preserve reputations. Highlighting a man’s 13-year imprisonment