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Judiciary Asserts: Hospital Registrations Under PC & PNDT Act Unyielding Unless Public Good Prevails

In a landmark verdict, the apex court has reaffirmed the sanctity of hospital registrations under the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PC&PNDT) Act. The Supreme Court’s recent pronouncement elucidated that the revocation or suspension of a hospital or clinic’s registration, as delineated in Section 20(3) of the PC&PNDT Act, can only be justified when the …

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Supreme Court Upholds Fresh Trial in POCSO Case, Condemns One-Day Proceedings

In a recent verdict, the Supreme Court upheld the decision of the Patna High Court to initiate a fresh trial in a case falling under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. The case, initially concluded in a single day, came under scrutiny for its alarming swiftness, prompting the High Court to dub …

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Supreme Court Upholds Andhra Pradesh’s Classification of ‘Ghee’ as Livestock Product

In a decisive verdict, the Supreme Court of India reaffirmed the classification of “ghee” as a “product of livestock” within the regulatory framework governing its trade in all designated market areas across Andhra Pradesh. The contentious issue was brought before the apex court, challenging a notification issued by the Andhra Pradesh government dating back to …

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Supreme Court Mandates Detailed Replies in Written Statements; Failure Deems Allegations Admitted

In a recent pronouncement, the Supreme Court underscored the critical necessity for defendants to furnish meticulous paragraph-wise responses to the assertions delineated in the plaintiff’s claim. This judicial decree, unveiled on a solemn Monday, March 4th, stands as a formidable reminder of the legal obligations enshrined within the procedural framework. Echoing the tenets enshrined in …

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Child Welfare Prevails: Supreme Court Upholds Aunt’s Custody Despite Father’s Resistance

In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court has asserted the paramount importance of a child’s welfare over personal laws or statutes. The court, in a case where a father contested the custody of his minor daughter against her aunt, ruled in favor of the aunt, emphasizing the welfare of the child as the guiding principle. …

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Justice Delayed: Supreme Court Lambasts Registry Over Long-Delayed Divorce Decree

In a recent rebuke, the Supreme Court conveyed its frustration towards its Registry for failing to execute a specific directive: the drawing of a decree of divorce. This directive, crucial for the closure of over ten proceedings resolved through mutual consent, remained unheeded for a staggering period of over five months. The Court’s dismay was …

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Legal Boundary: Supreme Court Emphasizes Evidence Within Pleadings

In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court reiterated a fundamental legal principle: evidence presented in a trial must align with the pleadings. The court’s pronouncement came in response to a case where evidence beyond the scope of the pleadings was introduced. The court emphasized, “There is no quarrel with the proposition of law that no …

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Judicial Discretion Under Section 319 CrPC: A Nuanced Perspective

In a recent pronouncement, the Supreme Court of India expounded on the nuanced application of Section 319 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), emphasizing that it transcends mere prima facie evidence. This pivotal legal provision empowers courts to proceed against individuals suspected of offenses, even if not initially charged. A Division Bench, comprising Justices Satish …

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Judicial Confidence: Embracing the Power of Dying Declarations

In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court has illuminated a path through the shadows of uncertainty surrounding the admissibility of dying declarations in criminal proceedings. Upholding the conviction of the accused, the apex court elucidated that a conviction can stand solely on the foundation of a dying declaration, provided it emanates the solemn aura of …

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Supreme Court Forms Panel to Review Tiger Safari Conundrum, Permits Existing Safaris to Operate

In a decisive move, the Supreme Court has opted for prudence by calling upon a panel to deliberate the intricacies surrounding the establishment of zoos and safaris within the delicate confines of tiger reserves, national parks, and wildlife sanctuaries. This significant decision not only underscores the Court’s commitment to wildlife conservation but also acknowledges the …

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