The Gujarat High Court has ruled that when adults enter and end a live-in relationship through written mutual agreements, charges of rape on the pretext of marriage are hard to sustain.
The Madras High Court ruled that disciplinary proceedings started while an employee is in service can legally continue even after they retire, provided service rules allow it.
The Rajasthan High Court has ruled that a police officer cannot use the shield of official duty to escape prosecution for illegally detaining and beating a citizen.
The Madras High Court has cancelled a previous order that banned temples in Tamil Nadu from acquiring new elephants, stating that a single case cannot rewrite state laws.
Conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar has been sentenced to eight years in prison for impersonating a sitting Supreme Court judge to pressure a trial court for bail.
The Allahabad High Court ruled that to prove 'dacoity with murder', the primary intention must be robbery, not personal revenge.
The Supreme Court of India has ruled that the government cannot forcibly evict people using quick summary proceedings when there is a genuine, long-standing dispute over land ownership.
The Karnataka High Court strongly criticized Bengaluru police for repeatedly violating rules, ordering strict new guidelines for arrests over social media posts.
Following a strict warning from the Supreme Court, the FSSAI has proposed mandatory red warning labels on packaged foods high in sugar, fat, and salt.
The Jharkhand High Court ruled that courts cannot impose impossible financial conditions while granting bail, as it defeats the purpose of personal liberty.
The Karnataka High Court ruled that spouses living in separate rooms under the same roof is not cruelty by itself, but must be seen with the couple's overall history.