Supreme Court is examining alternative benefits for disabled military cadets, including employment support, disability schemes, and welfare measures.
Can a wife lose maintenance due to adultery? Learn what Indian law, BNSS, the Hindu Marriage Act, and Supreme Court judgments say about maintenance and adultery.
The Supreme Court has directed the Union Government to ensure encroachment-free pedestrian walkways across India, reaffirming that safe walking spaces are part of citizens’ constitutional rights.
The Supreme Court ruled that clear prima facie evidence of adultery can justify denial of interim maintenance, while mere allegations are insufficient.
The Supreme Court has directed the Centre to preserve RAF ammunition logs and ensure medical treatment for injured protesters while hearing a plea challenging the use of pellet guns during the Delhi student protest.
The Supreme Court ruled that judicial propriety requires judges to recuse from cases involving property linked to their former clients to uphold impartiality.
BCI has directed State Bar Councils to publicise the Supreme Court’s ban on unauthorised recording and sharing of court proceedings across India.
The Supreme Court directed the Delhi Government to provide medical treatment to Jantar Mantar protesters injured by pellet guns and sought SOPs on their use.
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.