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In a recent decision, the highest judicial authority of the land, the Supreme Court, has reiterated a fundamental principle in criminal law: the necessity of corroborative evidence to support an extra-judicial confession. The case in question, heard on Tuesday, February 20, saw the apex court overturning the judgment of the High Court. Central to the …

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In a recent courtroom drama, the highest judicial authority in the land found itself bewildered by the unexpected stance taken by the State in a case concerning the financial support of a wife and her minor daughter. The Supreme Court, renowned for its impartiality and commitment to justice, couldn’t help but express its incredulity at …

Judicial Jaw-Dropper: Supreme Court Stunned as State Backs Husband Over Wife’s Maintenance Plea Read More »

In a landmark verdict, the Supreme Court has elucidated that individuals designated as Scheduled Tribe (ST) members in one state or union territory cannot automatically assert the same status upon migrating to another state or union territory where the tribe isn’t officially recognized as ST. This pivotal decision, articulated by Justices BV Nagarathna and Augus, …

Supreme Court Rules Migration Doesn’t Guarantee Scheduled Tribe Status in New State Read More »

In a groundbreaking verdict, the Supreme Court of India has issued a resounding condemnation of gender discrimination within the Military Nursing Service. The case in question revolves around the unjust termination of a female nursing officer, Gyanvi Khanna, solely on the basis of her marriage. The Division Bench, comprising Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Dipankar Datta, …

Landmark Verdict: Supreme Court Demands Justice for Ex-Military Nurse Read More »

In a recent verdict, the Supreme Court invalidated a ruling from the Madras High Court, citing the crucial point that the presiding judge issued it post-retirement. The bench, led by Justices Abhay S Oka and Ujjal Bhuyan, emphasized the impropriety of a judge retaining a case file after stepping down from office. This decision comes …

 Supreme Court Nullifies High Court Decision Over Post-Retirement Release of Judgment Read More »

In a landmark ruling that reverberates the essence of justice, the Supreme Court recently upheld the plea of a patient who suffered the grievous consequence of medical negligence. A poignant tale unfolded as the court awarded a compensation of Rs. 10 lakhs to the victim, whose voice was robbed of its clarity due to an …

Supreme Court Rulings: Justice Rings Louder Than Hoarseness, Awards Rs. 10 Lakh in Medical Negligence Case Read More »

In a groundbreaking decision, the Supreme Court dismantled an assertion put forth by the Odisha State Consumer Commission, challenging Apple India’s responsibility to track stolen iPhones using unique identity numbers. Deeming the Commission’s stance as unwarranted, the apex court dismissed any obligation on Apple’s part. The bench, presided over by Justices Vikram Nath and Satish …

 High Court Vindicates Apple: No Obligation to Track Stolen iPhones via Unique IDs Read More »

In a recent directive, the Supreme Court has emphasized the obligation of the Uttar Pradesh government to ensure that attorneys representing the state do not encounter hurdles necessitating litigation to obtain their rightful fees. The court’s concern revolves around the potential for undue burdens placed upon these legal representatives, urging the state to preemptively address …

Supreme Court Directs Uttar Pradesh Government to Guarantee Advocates’ Fee Recovery Without Resorting to Court Read More »

In a recent legal verdict, the Supreme Court has unequivocally stated that invoking Section 91 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (Cr.P.C) by the accused to demand the production of documents or materials from the prosecution during the framing of charges is impermissible. This critical observation sheds light on the limitations of procedural rights afforded …

Judicial Ruling: Accused Barred from Compelling Prosecution to Submit Evidence during Charge Framing Read More »

In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court has issued a stern reminder to law enforcement agencies, urging them to exercise “heightened caution” when entangled in disputes tainted with unethical transactions. The Court’s directive comes as a response to a case where criminal proceedings were initiated over allegations of dubious dealings, despite the availability of civil …

Ethical Quandaries in Policing: Supreme Court Calls for Caution Read More »