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

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 …

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

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 …

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

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 …

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Maharashtra’s Caste Certificate Strictures: Supreme Court’s Disqualification Ruling

In a pivotal judgment echoing across Maharashtra’s political landscape, the Supreme Court has laid down a decisive decree: failure to furnish a Caste Validity Certificate within a 12-month timeframe post-election will promptly disqualify Panchayat members hailing from reserved SC/OBC seats. The crux of the matter revolves around Section 10-1A of the Maharashtra Village Panchayats Act …

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Supreme Court Upholds Denial of Bail in UAPA Case Linked to Advocating ISIS Ideology via Social Media, Deems Charges Grave

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court stood firm on denying bail to an individual charged under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 (“UAPA”) for allegedly promoting the Khalistani terror movement. The court’s decision, handed down by Justices MM Sundresh and Aravind Kumar, emphasized the gravity of the accusations, stating that mere trial delays cannot …

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Supreme Court Stands Firm: Eyewitness Testimony Prevails Despite Medical Discrepancies

In a recent legal standoff, the highest court of the land maintained a murder conviction, affirming the primacy of eyewitness accounts over medical expert opinions. The case, which involved the tragic demise of Shivanna and grievous injuries to his family members, saw the conviction of three individuals under Sections 302 and 149 of the Indian …

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Judicial Triumph: Claimant Wins Interest Battle in Customs Act Case

In a resounding victory for claimants seeking justice under the Customs Act, the Supreme Court has issued a landmark ruling on the entitlement to interest for delayed returns of duty drawback. The verdict, delivered on February 5, establishes a pivotal precedent in favor of claimants awaiting refunds. The legal saga unfolded as the Directorate General …

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Supreme Court Asserts High Court’s Unrestrained Authority to Scrutinize Offenses Despite Charge Sheet During FIR Quashing Petition

In a recent legal pronouncement, the Supreme Court has unequivocally stated that even in the event of a charge sheet being filed against the accused while a petition to quash the FIR is under consideration, the High Court retains its inherent jurisdiction. This jurisdiction empowers the High Court to thoroughly assess whether the alleged offenses …

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Supreme Court Clears Trek Organizer of Blame in Tragic Forest Fire Deaths

In a recent verdict, the Supreme Court has dismissed an FIR against a Belgian citizen in connection with the unfortunate demise of 13 trekkers during a forest fire near the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border in 2018. The trek, orchestrated through a website managed by Belgian national Peter Van Geit, led to legal entanglements as the appellant …

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Land Ownership Upheld Through Adverse Possession: Supreme Court Affirms Legal Standing

In a recent legal development, the Supreme Court has reiterated the right of a plaintiff to seek a declaration of title based on the principle of adverse possession. The decision, handed down by the Bench of Justices P.S. Narasimha and Aravind Kumar, challenged the findings of the High Court, emphasizing the established legal stance that …

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