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 Supreme Court Asserts Political Freedom Over Bail Conditions, Strikes Down Restrictive Measure

In a recent verdict, the Supreme Court emphasized the protection of fundamental rights, ruling against the imposition of bail conditions that would curtail a politician’s engagement in political activities. The case of Siba Shankar Das vs State of Odisha and another brought to light a contentious issue where a politician, Siba Shankar Das, faced restrictions …

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Railway’s Freight Folly: Supreme Court Nixes Appeals Against Indian Oil Over Billing Blunder

In a legal tussle revolving around freight charges, the Supreme Court recently dealt a blow to the Railways, deeming their charge to Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) as illegal for a stretch of 444 kilometers, despite the actual distance being approximately 334 kilometers. Rendered by Justices JB Pardiwala and Sandeep Mehta, the verdict came in response …

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 Supreme Court Strikes Down Government’s Environmental Exemption for Linear Projects

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court delivered a resounding blow to the government’s attempt to sidestep environmental regulations for linear projects. The judgment, issued on March 21, reverberated across the nation as it quashed a contentious amendment seeking to waive environmental clearances for earth extraction in projects like roads and pipelines. Deemed as a …

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Supreme Court Deems Incompetence of State Police Insufficient Grounds for Preventive Detention

In a landmark verdict, the highest judicial authority of the land has delineated crucial aspects pertaining to preventive detention. With a resounding declaration, the Court underscored that the incapacity exhibited by the state’s law enforcement apparatus in managing the tumultuous law and order environment cannot serve as a pretext for resorting to preventive detention measures. …

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Judicial Scrutiny Tightens: Supreme Court Warns Against Hasty Preventive Detentions

In a recent judicial shake-up, the Supreme Court has issued another stern warning to the Telangana Police for their habitual use of preventive detention without due regard for constitutional safeguards. This marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing battle between law enforcement and civil liberties. The apex court, led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud alongside …

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Supreme Court Raises Alarm Over Electoral Disruption

In a pivotal turn of events, the Supreme Court issued a stark warning regarding potential disruptions to the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. The court’s concern stemmed from its refusal to halt the implementation of the Chief Election Commissioner and Other Election Commissioners Act of 2023. The Act, under scrutiny, notably excludes the Chief Justice of …

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Supreme Court Issues Warning Against Arbitrary Preventive Detention Orders

In a recent legal verdict that reverberates with significant implications, the Supreme Court has delved into the intricacies of preventive detention laws. It has cast a scrutinizing eye on the role of Advisory Boards tasked with assessing the validity of such detention orders, particularly when they are issued in a hasty and mechanical fashion. Preventive …

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Supreme Court’s Landmark Decision: Sexual Offence Alone Insufficient for Preventive Detention

In a groundbreaking ruling, the Supreme Court has overturned a preventive detention order under the Telangana Prevention of Dangerous Activities Act, 1986, in a case embroiled with allegations of rape and extortion. The apex court’s verdict underscores a crucial principle: the mere implication in a sexual offense, including the heinous act of gang rape, does …

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 Supreme Court Grants Corporations Consumer Rights Under 1986 Act

In a groundbreaking ruling, the Supreme Court has decreed that corporate entities retain the right to lodge consumer complaints under the antiquated Consumer Protection Act of 1986. This decision, handed down by a bench comprising Justices B.R. Gavai and Sandeep Meh, overturns the previous ruling of the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission. The essence of …

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Judicial Insight: Dishonest Inducement Crucial in Section 420 IPC

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has elucidated the pivotal requirement for establishing the offence of cheating under Section 420 of the Indian Penal Code. The apex court, through a three-judge Bench comprising Justices B.R. Gavai, Rajesh Bindal, and P.S. Narasimha, clarified that the essence of this offence lies in the dishonest inducement compelling …

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