Kerala High Court rules that hypertension and diabetes cannot be rejected as mere lifestyle diseases while deciding disability pension claims of military personnel.
Supreme Court hears petitions alleging police excesses during CJP student protests, seeks responses from authorities, and examines constitutional rights.
The Supreme Court ruled that an erroneous judgment on merits still operates as res judicata and allowed a transferee pendente lite to join cross-objections.
The Supreme Court has ruled that a vehicle’s Registration Certificate alone cannot determine interim custody under the CrPC. Courts must examine all evidence of ownership before granting temporary possession.
The Supreme Court has agreed to examine the constitutional validity of the anti-defection law’s merger clause under the Tenth Schedule, a move that could significantly impact future political defections in India.
The Supreme Court has reaffirmed that voluntary conversion to a religion outside Hinduism, Sikhism, or Buddhism results in the loss of Scheduled Caste status and related constitutional benefits.
Bombay High Court permits Nitin Gadkari to file a civil suit over alleged AI-generated deepfakes and defamatory E20 fuel policy posts.
The Gurugram Consumer Forum directed a personality development institute to refund a student after it shifted the course venue mid-programme without consent, holding it liable for deficiency in service.
The Allahabad High Court has ruled that failure to frame a separate charge under Section 302 IPC does not invalidate a murder conviction if the accused suffered no prejudice and the trial remained fair.
The Supreme Court has clarified that courts cannot impose police custody conditions that make investigations ineffective under the BNSS remand framework.