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Manjit Thakur

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SC News

No Murder Weapon? Conviction Can Still Stand, SC Says

Supreme Court rules that non-recovery of a murder weapon is not fatal to a prosecution case if credible eyewitness testimony exists. Read the full analysis of the Ghanshyam Mandal vs. State of Bihar judgment.

4 min readFeb 26, 2026
HC News

BNSS Section 187: Interim Bail Excluded From Police Remand

The Delhi High Court clarifies Section 187 BNSS! Only actual days in jail count toward the police remand limit. Learn why interim bail period is excluded from the 60-day window in this landmark ruling.

5 min readFeb 25, 2026
HC News

Police Cannot Register Fir for Non Cognizable Offence by Masking HC

Learn why the Karnataka High Court quashed an FIR registered after an NCR was already issued. This landmark ruling explains why police cannot use a "second complaint" to bypass the Magistrate's permission for non-cognizable offences. A must-read for legal procedural clarity!

5 min readFeb 25, 2026
High Court Judgements

Right to Speedy Trial Overpowers Uapa Kerala HC Grants Bail

The Kerala High Court grants bail to an alleged LTTE operative in an NIA terror funding case after 4 years of custody. Read how the Right to Speedy Trial (Article 21) prevailed over strict UAPA bail conditions for a non-citizen.

5 min readFeb 25, 2026
HC News

Intent Matters: Gujarat High Court Converts Murder Conviction to Culpable Homicide; Sets Important Precedent on Dying Declarations

Gujarat High Court modifies murder conviction to culpable homicide. Read how the court interpreted dying declarations and the distinction between 'intent' and 'knowledge' in IPC Section 302 vs 304.

4 min readFeb 25, 2026
HC News

Police Brutality Victim Gets Rs 5 Lakh Compensation: Madras HC

The Madras High Court upholds ₹5 lakh compensation for a victim of police brutality, emphasizing that fundamental rights under Article 21 are supreme. Read the full analysis of the G. Manivannan case.

3 min readFeb 25, 2026
HC News

DU Protest Ban Case: Delhi HC Examines Dissent Rights

Stay updated on the Delhi High Court's latest move regarding the Delhi University protest ban. The Court has issued a notice on a student's plea challenging the 30-day prohibition on public meetings and assemblies. Read the full legal analysis of how this affects Article 19 and campus life.

4 min readFeb 25, 2026
HC News

Additional Evidence Us 391 CRPC Must Be Allowed to Prevent HC

The Telangana High Court rules that additional evidence under Section 391 CrPC must be allowed if it prevents a "failure of justice." Read the full analysis of this landmark judgment on cheque dishonour and appellate rights.

5 min readFeb 25, 2026
SC News

FSSAI Delay On Sugar-Fat Warning Labels Upsets Supreme Court

The Supreme Court expresses dissatisfaction with FSSAI over delays in mandatory 'Front-of-Pack' labels for high sugar and fat foods. Learn how this landmark case impacts your Right to Health and the future of food safety in India.

4 min readFeb 16, 2026
SC News

Landmark Ruling: Supreme Court Clarifies Cheque Bounce Complainants Are 'Victims'; Can Appeal Acquittal Without Special Leave

Supreme Court landmark ruling: Cheque bounce complainants are 'victims' under CrPC. Now, you can appeal an acquittal directly without seeking High Court's special leave. Understand your new legal rights in NI Act cases.

4 min readFeb 14, 2026
SC News

Bank NPA Classification Not Final For IBC Limitation: SC

The Supreme Court clarifies that a bank's internal NPA classification doesn't strictly define the IBC limitation period. Learn how restructuring and balance sheet acknowledgments can extend the "Date of Default" for Section 7 applications.

4 min readFeb 14, 2026
SC News

Investigative Lapses: Supreme Court Acquits Contractor in 30-Year-Old 'Decontrolled' Cement Stockpiling Case

Supreme Court acquits contractor in 30-year-old cement stockpiling case. The Court ruled that conviction under the Essential Commodities Act is invalid for decontrolled cement, citing major police investigative lapses.

4 min readFeb 14, 2026