The Supreme Court emphasised that the dismissal of an earlier Section 482 CrPC petition does not preclude the filing of a later petition under Section 482, provided the facts warrant it while dismissing a writ petition filed by an IAS Officer...
The question raised before the court was whether the action was taken in pursuance of the directions issued in a judgment dated 28.10.2019...
Rakesh V. State of UP- In the case, a conviction was brought in accordance with Sections 302 and 34 (which prohibit the killing of a group of individuals whose common purpose is to do a criminal act, each person has the same responsibility for the be..
The wife is entitled to maintenance under Section 125 of the Criminal Procedure Code even if she unilaterally divorces her husband if she is unable to maintain herself. ..
The question raised for consideration in the present revision petition was whether the respondent has duly conducted the inquiry as mandated u/s 202(1) Cr.PC, before proceeding to summon the accused...
The case deals with the case of a second appeal from the plaintiff regarding a woman’s right on her deceased husband’s property after re-marriage...
The Supreme Court stated in a ruling that even if a Hindu joint family is partitioned, it can revert back and reunite to maintain the status of a joint family...
The Miscellaneous Criminal Case was filed by the Applicant, Ajay Nogare, under Section 482 of CrPC challenging the Trial Court’s verdict that dismissed his application. Through the said application, Ajay sought for call records and CCTV footage for e..
The 2019 Act was determined to be a legitimate legislative exercise consistent with and within the four corners of Article 254 of the Indian Constitution by a bench of Justices AM Khanwilkar and Dinesh Maheswari...
The Supreme Court imposed a Rs. 2000/- fine under the Indian Penal Code on a bus driver (appellant) for a 26-year-old accident caused by rash driving and negligence...
In this case, the appellant filed an appeal in the high court seeking divorce on the grounds of cruelty and desertion. The question raised before the court was whether a wife wishing to stay abroad for a career would not amount to cruelty and deserti..
This case deals with the Petitioner’s plea against the order passed by the Central Administrative Tribunal which held that recovery of an amount before the term of 3 years from the date on which the mistake was discovered is barred by limitation. ..
The questions raised before the court were What are the essential elements of Section 346A that the prosecution must prove beyond a reasonable doubt to secure an accused's conviction under Section 364A IPC? ..
Basheer C.K., the petitioner, was aggrieved by a notification issued by the Kozhikode Corporation, which demanded that certain deficiencies to be rectified before issuing a building permit. The petition, on the other hand, stated that these defects w..
In this case, the question before the court was on the maintainability of the plea seeking anticipatory bail. Petitioner applied for bail. The petitioner's counsel claims that if a police officer believes the petitioner should be arrested, he must re..
Despite strong regulations in existence, the Madras High Court voiced its dismay at the rising number of incidents of minors being sexually attacked by someone they know...
Compulsory or coerced vaccination is a violation of the fundamental right to livelihood, according to the Meghalaya High Court. When vaccination is coerced or made required through coercion, the very underlying purpose of the benefit connected with i..
The entitlement of a dependant to a compassionate appointment is unaffected by the fact that the family is entitled to certain financial benefits as a result of the employee's death, according to the Karnataka High Court...
The Delhi High Court, apart from granting bail, has taken another look at the scope and extent of the Right to Protest and classified as to which type of acts fall under the ambit of the term ‘terrorist act’ as defined in the IPC and restricted the a..
FN Balsara filed a petition in the Bombay High Court with the following prayer: (a) To allow him to exercise his right to possess, consume, and use certain articles, such as whisky, brandy, wine, beer, medicated wine, eau-de-cologne etc. And to impor..
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