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Manjit Thakur

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Can A Foreign Court Dissolve An Indian Marriage?

An Indian wife moves the Supreme Court under Article 32 to halt "oppressive" divorce proceedings in the USA. Learn how the landmark Y. Narasimha Rao judgment protects Indian marriages from foreign court jurisdiction.

5 min readFeb 3, 2026
Supreme Court Judgement

No Relief For 'Fence-Sitters': Supreme Court Says Litigants Cannot Wake Up After Decades Just Because Others Won Their Case

The Supreme Court rules that "fence-sitters" who approach courts after long delays cannot claim parity with successful litigants. Read the full analysis of the court's stance on stale claims, the principle of finality in litigation, and the duty of lawyers to discourage repetitive petitions.

4 min readFeb 3, 2026
Supreme Court Judgement

"Do Eyewitnesses Need Photographic Memory?": SC Slams Bombay HC for Granting Bail in Brutal Caste-Based Murder

The Supreme Court has reserved its verdict on a plea challenging the bail granted to men accused of murdering a Scheduled Caste man in broad daylight. The Bench questioned the High Court's logic of requiring "specific injury" attributions in a mob assault case.

5 min readFeb 3, 2026
Supreme Court Judgement

SC Sets March 10 Deadline for States to Clear Pending Acid Attack Compensation

The Supreme Court has ordered all States and Union Territories to release all outstanding compensation amounts to acid attack survivors by March 10, 2026, slamming systemic delays as a "national shame."

5 min readFeb 3, 2026
News

Karnataka HC Quashes FIR Against Juvenile in Petty Case

Karnataka High Court quashes FIR against a juvenile, ruling police cannot register FIR for petty offences under the Juvenile Justice Act.

5 min readFeb 3, 2026
High Court Judgements

Gold Medal Is Not A Legal Right, Madras High Court Says

Madras High Court holds gold medals aren’t enforceable legal rights; eligibility remains within academic authority, with equitable relief in exceptional cases.

5 min readFeb 3, 2026
High Court Judgements

Fake Teacher Certificates: Allahabad HC Orders Statewide Scrutiny

Allahabad High Court directs statewide review of UP assistant teacher appointments after fake certificates uncovered, mandates cancellations and action.

4 min readFeb 3, 2026
High Court Judgements

Wife Riding as Pillion Remains ‘Third Party’: Madhya Pradesh High Court Rules Insurer Must Pay Even if Both Spouses Die in Same Accident

Explore the MP High Court's landmark ruling in Ramdayal Carpenter v. IFFCO Tokyo, where the Court held a wife as a ‘third party’ for insurance compensation.

6 min readFeb 3, 2026
High Court Judgements

Wife Who Deserts Husband Not Entitled to Past Maintenance Kerala HC

The Kerala High Court rules that a wife who deserts her husband without justification is not entitled to past maintenance. Read the breakdown of this landmark Divorce Act interpretation.

5 min readFeb 3, 2026
High Court Judgements

POCSO Act Not Meant to Persecute Young Adults in Consensual Relationships: Rajasthan High Court Calls for Legal Reforms

The Rajasthan High Court warns that the POCSO Act is being 'mechanically' used to criminalize consensual teenage relationships. Read why Justice Anil Kumar Upman is calling for a 'Romeo-Juliet' clause to protect adolescent autonomy and prevent the law from becoming an engine of destruction for youth.

6 min readFeb 3, 2026
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Delhi HC Orders Survey Of Illegal Construction Near Heritage Sites

Delhi High Court, Kusum Sehgal vs Heritage Conservation Committee, MCD illegal construction survey, Delhi heritage properties, building bye-laws Delhi, Heritage Conservation Committee HCC, unauthorized construction Delhi, Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, heritage site protection laws, legal news India, Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya, monument preservation Delhi, encroachment near heritage sites, sanctioned building plan violations.

4 min readFeb 3, 2026
High Court Judgements

30-Year-Old Wills Must Still Be Proved, Chhattisgarh HC Says

Does a 30-year-old Will automatically become valid? The Chhattisgarh High Court rules that the "presumption of truth" under Section 90 of the Evidence Act does not apply to Wills. Learn why strict proof of execution is mandatory for old Wills and what happens if attesting witnesses have passed away. Read the full legal analysis.

5 min readFeb 2, 2026