Manjit Thakur
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High Court JudgementsAllahabad High Court: Boarding School Not a Solution for Parental Hostility; Child is Not 'Collateral Damage'
Allahabad High Court rules that sending a child to boarding school is not a "black and white" fix for parental conflict, emphasizing that children must not be treated as collateral damage in matrimonial disputes.
NewsBike Taxi Ban Lifted For Ola, Uber And Rapido By Karnataka HC
Karnataka High Court lifts the ban on bike taxis, ruling that motorcycles qualify as transport vehicles. A major vitory for Ola, Uber, Rapido, and commuters.
Supreme Court JudgementRegistered Sale Deed Needs Strong Proof To Be Called Sham: SC
The Supreme Court, in a Bench comprising Justice Manmohan and Justice Rajesh Bindal, has ruled that registered sale deeds cannot be branded as 'sham' based on vague assertions. The Court also recommended using Blockchain for land records.
NewsMajor Relief for Arvind Kejriwal: Delhi Court Acquits Former CM in ED Summons Non-Compliance Cases
In a significant legal victory for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) supremo, a Delhi Court has acquitted former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in two cases filed by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) regarding his alleged failure to comply with agency summons.
News1984 Anti-Sikh Riots: Delhi Court Acquits Sajjan Kumar in Janakpuri Case; Says Trauma Cannot Replace Evidence
Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court acquits former MP Sajjan Kumar in the 1984 Janakpuri anti-Sikh riots case, citing a lack of reliable evidence and decades-long delay in witness testimonies. Despite the acquittal, Kumar remains in Tihar Jail serving life sentences in other riot-related cases.
High Court JudgementsAllahabad High Court Quashes Summons Against L&T Chairman & Directors In Air Pollution Case; Cites ‘Non-Application Of Mind’ By Magistrate
The Allahabad High Court has quashed the summons issued against L&T’s Chairman and Directors in an air pollution case, noting that the Magistrate relied on "incorrect facts" regarding the company's operational consent.
High Court JudgementsDNA Test to Prove Adultery Allowed Even Without Paternity Challenge: Madhya Pradesh High Court Upholds Husband's Plea
In a significant ruling, Justice Vivek Jain observed that if a husband seeks a DNA test specifically to prove a wife’s adultery rather than to escape maintenance responsibilities or declare the child illegitimate, such a request is legally sustainable.
Supreme Court JudgementAdani Enterprises Rs 126 Crore Arbitral Award Upheld By SC
The Supreme Court has dismissed UCM Coal Company’s challenge to a ₹126 crore arbitral award in favor of Adani Enterprises, affirming the High Court's ruling on contractual interpretation and the validity of using prior awards as evidence.
Supreme Court JudgementRules Apply Only After Gazette Publication, Supreme Court Says
Supreme Court rules that subordinate legislation becomes binding only upon publication in the Official Gazette, not the date of issuance. Read the full analysis of the Viraj Impex judgment.
News“Socialism In Its Extreme”: Supreme Court Slams Protection For Commercial Entities Under Kerala Land Reforms Act
Supreme Court slams "extreme socialism" in Kerala Land Reforms Act, directing Indian Oil (IOCL) to return commercial land held since 1994. Justice Nagarathna questions protecting corporate entities under laws meant for farmers.
NewsMissing Children Cases: Supreme Court To Frame National SOP
The Supreme Court has announced its intention to formulate a nationwide Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to ensure the timely recovery of missing children. Observing that such incidents are rampant and often neglected by authorities, the Court impleaded all States and Union Territories to establish a uniform, high-priority investigative framework.
NewsDoes ED Have Power For 'Further Investigation'? Supreme Court To Examine IAS Officer Saumya Chaurasia’s Plea Against 'Evergreen Custody'
Supreme Court to examine if PMLA grants ED substantive power for "further investigation" as IAS officer Saumya Chaurasia challenges her arrest and alleges a practice of "evergreen custody" to frustrate personal liberty.