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In a surprising turn of events, the judiciary has intervened to rectify what it perceives as a hasty decision by the Army. Recently, the Supreme Court handed down a verdict directing the reinstatement of four army personnel who were unceremoniously discharged from their duties. The allegations levied against them revolved around the authenticity of their …

High Court Overturns Army’s Discharge of Four Personnel Amid Certificate Controversy Read More »

In a bid to streamline legal proceedings and minimize delays, the Supreme Court has issued directives for the prompt acquisition of soft copies of High Court and Trial Court records once leave to appeal is granted in cases challenging convictions or acquittals. During a recent hearing, a Bench comprising Justices Abhay S. Oka and Ujjal …

Efficient Handling of Legal Records Urged by Supreme Court Read More »

In a recent rebuke, the Supreme Court lambasted Bihar Police for adopting a stance that expected accused individuals to prove their innocence during investigations. This approach, the Court declared, was not only unacceptable but also shocking. During a hearing of a criminal appeal against the Patna High Court’s decision to deny anticipatory bail, the Division …

 Supreme Court Slams Bihar Police: Innocent Until Proven Guilty Read More »

In a recent landmark decision, the Supreme Court underscored a stringent stance on granting bail under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 (UAPA). The case in question involved an individual accused of promoting the Khalistani terror movement, a matter of grave concern. The apex court, comprising Justices MM Sundresh and Aravind Kumar, unequivocally emphasized that …

UAPA Bail Criteria: Supreme Court Sets Firm Precedent Amidst Terrorism Charges Read More »

In a pivotal decision, the Supreme Court has upheld a crucial rule within the framework of Chartered Accountants’ regulations. This ruling maintains the authority of the Board of Discipline to refer cases of potential misconduct to the Disciplinary Committee, even when the Director (Discipline) initially finds no guilt. Rendered by Justices PS Narasimha and Aravind …

Upholding Integrity: Supreme Court Ruling Strengthens Oversight in Chartered Accountancy Read More »

In a recent development, the Supreme Court has voiced its dismay over the National Green Tribunal’s (NGT) practice of issuing ex parte orders and imposing penalties without due process. The judgment, penned by Justice PS Narasimha, highlights the concerning trend of unilateral decision-making within the tribunal, which the Court laments has become all too common. …

 Supreme Court Demands Procedural Integrity from NGT, Criticizes Ex-Parte Orders Read More »

In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court meticulously dissected the nuances of criminal intent, stressing the necessity for a nuanced approach rather than a blanket application of legal provisions. The case, revolving around a tragic murder, saw the Court uphold the life imprisonment for three accused while modifying the sentence for another. A pivotal aspect …

Legal Precision Prevails: Supreme Court Emphasizes Individual Intent in Crime Cases Read More »

In a recent judicial pronouncement, the Supreme Court has shed light on the nuanced disparity between ‘land’ and ‘immovable property’ under the Punjab Pre-Emption Act of 1913. This landmark decision, handed down by Justices C.T. Ravikumar and Rajesh Bindal, underscores the significance of discerning between these two legal concepts, particularly concerning the rights of tenants …

 Land vs. Property: Supreme Court Ruling Clarifies Distinction Under Punjab Pre-Emption Act Read More »

In a recent pronouncement, the Supreme Court raised a cautionary flag against the nefarious manipulation of the criminal justice system by certain individuals to serve their own hidden agendas. The court emphasized the crucial role of vigilance by judicial bodies in thwarting such malevolent endeavors. Expressing deep-seated concerns, a bench comprising Justices BV Nagarathna and …

 Supreme Court Vigilance: Curbing Misuse of Criminal Justice for Vested Interests Read More »

In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court delved into the intricate web of legal proceedings surrounding a dowry death case. The crux of the matter lay in the fate of a witness, initially listed by the prosecution but left unexamined, paving the way for the defense to invoke their testimony. The bench, comprising Justices MM …

Unveiling Legal Loopholes: Supreme Court Allows Defense to Summon Unexamined Witness Read More »