Manjit Thakur
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Supreme Court Judgement"Stop the Warfare": Supreme Court Says Matrimonial Disputes Must Not Turn Courts Into Battlefields
The Supreme Court flags the rise in 'vengeful' matrimonial litigation, warning that courts are not battlefields for settling personal scores. In Neha Lal vs. Abhishek Kumar, the Bench dissolves a 13-year legal feud and bats for pre-litigation mediation to prevent choking the judicial system. Read the full analysis of SC's advice for warring couples.
Supreme Court JudgementSupreme Court Ruling: State Agency Can Investigate Central Govt Employees
The Supreme Court has clarified that the Delhi Special Police Establishment Act (which governs the CBI) does not take away the power of state police forces to investigate bribery and corruption cases, even if the accused is a Central Government employee.
Supreme Court JudgementAuthorities Must Disclose All Known Encumbrances and Litigation in Public Auctions: Supreme Court
Supreme Court rules that non-disclosure of pending litigation or encumbrances by authorities (Banks/Improvement Trusts) in public auctions is a material irregularity. Learn about the landmark Viney Kumar Sharma v. Ludhiana Improvement Trust judgment directing a full refund with 9% interest.
NewsNGT Cannot Decide Zoning And Building Disputes: SC
In a significant judgment, the Supreme Court has clarified that the National Green Tribunal (NGT) does not have the authority to settle disputes that are essentially about land use, zoning laws, or building plan approvals, even if they are presented as environmental issues.
NewsPrivate Complaints Under BNSS: Gauhati HC Explains Procedure
Gauhati High Court clarifies BNSS Section 223: Magistrates must examine complainants on oath before issuing notice to the accused. Read the full legal analysis.
Supreme Court JudgementArticle 226(3): High Courts Must Decide Stay Pleas In 2 Weeks
The Supreme Court directs High Courts to decide applications for vacating interim orders within two weeks as mandated by Article 226(3). Read about the ruling in Giriraj v. Mohd. Amir.
NewsAccused Need Not Appear Every Date After Sentence Suspension: SC
The Supreme Court rules that an accused isn't required to appear on every hearing date after sentence suspension and bail. Read how this landmark judgment aims to end procedural harassment in long-pending criminal appeals.
NewsSupreme Court To Close Batch Of Hate Speech Petitions; Orders Reserved, Specific ‘Hate Crime’ Case Kept Alive
Supreme Court of India reserves order on a massive batch of hate speech petitions, including 'Corona Jihad' and 'UPSC Jihad' cases. While closing general pleas, the Court keeps a key Noida hate crime case alive. Read the latest arguments on 'Constitutional Torts' and police compliance.
NewsHigh Court Cannot Flip Bail Order After Signing It: SC
Supreme Court sets aside Patna High Court's recall of bail in Rambali Sahni v. State of Bihar. The Bench held that changing 'Allowed' to 'Rejected' is a reversal of judgment, not a mere clerical error under Section 362 CrPC.
NewsCan the Enforcement Directorate File a Writ Petition Under Article 226? Supreme Court to Decide
The Supreme Court of India is set to examine a landmark constitutional question: Can the Enforcement Directorate (ED) file a writ petition under Article 226 against a State Government? This article breaks down the legal battle between the ED and the states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu, focusing on the definition of a "juristic person" and the boundaries of federalism in investigative law.
NewsLaw College Moratorium by Bar Council of India: Supreme Court Seeks Reply on New Petition
The Supreme Court issues notice to the BCI on a fresh plea challenging the 3-year ban on new law colleges. Explore the legal arguments behind the moratorium, its impact on educational institutions, and the upcoming hearing on January 30.
NewsHighway Liquor Shops: Supreme Court Stays Rajasthan HC Ban
The Supreme Court has stayed a Rajasthan High Court order seeking the removal of 1,100+ liquor shops along highways. Read about the legal clash between road safety concerns and municipal exemptions.