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SC: Suit For Eviction Maintainable Before WAQF Tribunal If Tenant Disputes That Property Is Not A WAQF

Factual Background The name of the case is Telangana State Waqf Board v. Mohamed Muzafar. A suit has been filed by the Telanagana State Waqf Board before the Andhra Pradesh State Waqf Tribunal, which seeks eviction of the defendant from the property of the Waqf institution...

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Roster Points Cannot Decide Seniority Of Judges: Madras HC

BACKGROUND OF THE CASE The State of Tamil Nadu and the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission had maintained that the roster positions would be used to govern the inter se seniority of the judicial officers recruited. The TNPSC, while recruiting, was following the 200- point roste..

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Section 7 Of The Insolvency And Bankruptcy Code Does Not Bar The Amendment Of Pleadings: The Supreme Court

BACKGROUND OF THE CASE In the present case, the applicant bank was allowed by the adjudicating authority ,to file additional documents as well to amend the application. Later, it submitted the petition under Section 7 of the IBC, and arranged an Interim Resolution Professional, ..

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Top News Headlines 6th August 2021: Previous Sanction Of Central Government U/S 188 CrPC Not Required At The Stage Of Cognizance But Trial Cannot Commence Without It

Previous Sanction Of Central Government U/S 188 CrPC Not Required At The Stage Of Cognizance But Trial Cannot Commence Without It The Supreme Court has observed that for offences that are committed outside India, trial of a criminal case against an Indian citizen cannot be commenced without sanction of the Central Government ..

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Extradition: Procedure, Need And Justice

Key Takeaways Extradition is a well-established international process for bringing fugitives back to their home nations in a timely manner. Treaties and agreements govern the process, which follow globally recognised legal norms for surrendering fugitives. li style="text..

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Shreya Singhal Case: Understanding And Implementation

Key Takeaways In the historic case Shreya Singhal v. Union of India, the Supreme Court of India knocked down the rule in 2015, ruling it ‘open-ended and unconstitutionally ambiguous.’ Section 66A authorised cops to make arrests based on anything they deemed "off..

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Constitutionality Of Pm Cares Fund & PMNRF Challenged In The Supreme Court

PM-CARES FUND AND PMNRF The PM CARES fund is a public charitable trust, with the Prime Minister as its Chairman and is set up by the Government to deal with any kind of emergency or distress situation. The Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund (PMNRF) is also under the Cha..

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Tribunals Reforms Bill Passed In Lok Sabha

BACKGROUND In March 2017, the Government passed the Finance Act that aimed to reorganize the tribunals in the country and also dealt with terms and conditions of services of chairpersons and members of tribunals. In 2019, a Constitutional Bench of the Supreme Court struck down t..

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Notice Issued To Bollywood Singer & Actor Honey Singh In The Case Of Domestic Violence By Wife: Delhi Court

APPLICANT’S PLEA The applicant has filed a plea under Section 12 of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 that the respondents have threatened her of physical harm. Further, she stated that she has been living in constant fear as she had been subjected t..

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Mere Inconsistency In Witness’s Statements Witness Does Not Constitute Perjury U/S 193 CrPC For: SC

BACKGROUND OF THE CASE Previously in this case, the Karnataka High Court had ordered the prosecution of Returning Officer upon a finding that he had presented false evidence before the Court while he was being examined in the election petition. An appeal was filed against this o..

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State Cannot Plead Financial Burden To Deny Salary For Legally Serving Doctors: SC

BACKGROUND OF THE CASE The Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare issued an order on 31.05.2016 which led to the dispute in this case relating to the applicability of this order. It was issued to rise the age of superannuation for the General Duty Medical Officers [GDMO] of..

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Top News Headlines 5th August 2021: Judges Seniority Cannot Be Fixed On Basis Of Roster Points

Judges Seniority Cannot Be Fixed On Basis Of Roster Points The Madras High Court has held that the seniority of judges cannot be decided on the basis of roster points and must be evaluated on the basis of the marks obtained in the recruitment exam. The decision was given by the Division Bench composed of Chief Justice Sanjib ..

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Rape Laws And Lacunae: The Victim Perspective

Key Takeaways The rape laws in India are not adequate to resolve issues of 21st Century. The principle of equality is overlooked in rape laws as the provision only provides for rape as an offence against women. Are we considering marriage ..

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Protection In Judiciary: Judges, Advocates, Witnesses And Victims

Key Takeaways Protectors of the people are not adequately protected by the law. If the witness and advocates are protected, then why not judges? The quality of implementation is as important as existence of a law. li style="text-al..

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Karnataka HC Takes Suo Motu Case On Gruesome Massacre Of Monkeys

BACKGROUND Several newspapers such as the Deccan Herald, Indian Express, Times of India, Prajavani, etc. reported the killing of several monkeys in Karnataka. The incident took place in Belur Taluk of Hassan District of Karnataka, where on Wednesday 28 July unidentified persons ..

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