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In a recent ruling by the Supreme Court, the contentious issue of “Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS)” took center stage amidst a custody battle between a estranged couple. This syndrome, the Court elucidated, involves one parent fostering animosity towards the other parent in the child’s mind, swaying the child’s preference during custody disputes. The Court, drawing …

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In a judicial saga poised to reshape debt recovery dynamics, the Supreme Court has steered a contentious question towards a landmark juncture. The central inquiry revolves around the retrieval of debts that have languished beyond the confines of legal time constraints under the Limitation Act 1963. However, the intrigue deepens as the Court embarks on …

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In a poignant turn of events, the highest court of the land, the Supreme Court, has granted Abbas Ansari, an incarcerated MLA, the opportunity to virtually participate in the solemn commemoration marking the 40th day since the passing of his father, Mukhtar Ansari. Following a compassionate stance, the Bench comprising Justices Surya Kant and KV …

Virtual Solace: Supreme Court Grants Abbas Ansari Access to Father’s Ceremony Read More »

A recent ruling by the Supreme Court has shed light on a nuanced aspect of property law, emphasizing the enduring relevance of the Lis Pendens doctrine even in contexts where the Transfer of Property Act’s Section 52 might not be directly applicable. The bench, comprising Justices Sudhanshu Dhulia and PB Varale, elucidated that the absence …

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In a recent judicial decree, the Supreme Court has wielded its authority, affirming the imperative of adhering to prescribed time limits for processing and disbursing refunds under Section 38 of the Delhi Value Added Tax Act of 2004. With eloquent precision, the bench comprising Justices PS Narasimha and PB Varale emphasized the mandatory nature of …

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In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court has highlighted a crucial aspect concerning pregnancies surpassing the 24-week mark. The verdict underscores the necessity for a comprehensive evaluation of the physical and mental well-being of the pregnant individual, irrespective of the absence of significant fetal abnormalities. Crafted by a bench led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, …

Supreme Court Emphasizes Pregnant Person’s Health Assessment Beyond 24 Weeks: A Paradigm Shift in Abortion Rulings Read More »

In a landmark decision reverberating through legal corridors, the Supreme Court, in its recent ruling, elucidated the critical role of interviews in evaluating candidates for judicial roles. Upholding the constitutionality of minimum qualifying marks in viva voce tests for District Judiciary appointments in Bihar and Gujarat, the Bench underscored that a high score in written …

Supreme Verdict: Interview Vital to Assess Judicial Merit Beyond Written Scores Read More »

In a resounding verdict echoing across the chambers of justice, the Supreme Court has wielded its authority to demand a fundamental reassessment of state practices regarding the profiling of individuals in ‘History Sheets’, a practice often marred by the stain of caste bias and social disadvantage. With a keen eye on rectifying systemic injustices, the …

New Dawn for Justice: Supreme Court Strikes Blow Against Caste-Based Profiling Read More »

In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court of India has redefined the threshold for summoning individuals as additional accused during trials, emphasizing the need for stronger evidence under Section 319 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC). The Court underscored that the evidence presented must be compelling enough to potentially lead to the conviction of …

Supreme Court Sets Stricter Standard for Summoning Additional Accused During Trials Read More »

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court asserted that banks cannot absolve themselves of responsibility for the misdeeds of their employees. This precedent was established in response to a case involving the Varanasi District Cooperative Bank Ltd. and its customers who were denied access to their fixed deposit receipts totaling Rs. 1,60,000. At the crux …

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