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In a recent development, the Supreme Court has directed the Union of India to provide clarification on its stance regarding the possible formulation of a new Bail Law, aligning with the directives laid out in its 2022 ruling in the case of Satender Kumar Antil v. Central Bureau of Investigation. Justices MM Sundresh and SVN …

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In a recent legal saga, the Supreme Court of the nation made a significant ruling, reshaping the landscape of injunction suits. The crux of the matter lay in the plaintiff’s ability to substantiate their claim to the disputed property when seeking injunctive relief. The apex court’s verdict struck a chord with legal aficionados as it …

Legal Battle: Supreme Court Rules Injunction Suit Hinges on Title Proof Read More »

In a recent development echoing through the corridors of legal academia, the Supreme Court has cast its gaze upon the curriculum of judicial academies. A directive issued to the High Courts on February 13th has stirred the waters, urging scrutiny into the incorporation of pivotal rulings into the educational framework. The Division Bench, presided over …

Judicial Academies Under Scrutiny: Supreme Court Mandates Inclusion of Landmark Judgments Read More »

In a recent development, the Supreme Court has instituted a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) aimed at providing support to impoverished prisoners. This initiative comes on the heels of the Union government’s proposal during the court’s assessment of compliance with directives outlined in the landmark case of Satender Kumar Antil versus the Central Bureau of Investigation. …

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In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court deliberated on a candidate’s challenge against disqualification from the recruitment process for a Constable position due to a false affidavit and the concealment of a previous criminal case that led to acquittal. The Court emphasized that decisions regarding such cases should not be mechanical but rather consider all …

New Verdict: Courts Must Exercise Discretion in Cases of Non-Disclosure of Criminal History in Recruitment Read More »

In a landmark decision today, the Supreme Court ruled that properties designated as ‘enemy property,’ under the Enemy Property Act of 1968, do not qualify for exemption from municipal taxes. The ruling, delivered by a bench comprising Justices B.V. Nagarathna and Ujjal Bhuyan, clarified that such properties, even when managed by government-appointed custodians, cannot be …

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