Supreme Court Clarifies: Article 226 Cannot Be Used Directly for FIR Registration
Supreme Court rules that Article 226 writ jurisdiction cannot be directly used for FIR registration without exhausting remedies under BNSS. […]
Supreme Court rules that Article 226 writ jurisdiction cannot be directly used for FIR registration without exhausting remedies under BNSS. […]
The Supreme Court reiterates limits of Article 227 jurisdiction, holding that High Courts cannot re-evaluate evidence or act as appellate
Understand the Supreme Court’s latest ruling on dowry laws. Learn how Section 7(3) of the Dowry Prohibition Act protects women
Muslim Widow Entitled to One-Fourth Share: Supreme Court Clarifies Inheritance Law The Supreme Court of India ruled that a Muslim
The Supreme Court has ruled that a wife can claim maintenance under Section 125 CrPC even if she refuses to
Registering a will in India is not mandatory under the Indian Succession Act, 1925, but it adds authenticity, prevents disputes,
The Supreme Court clarified that mere presence at a crime scene doesn’t make a person part of an unlawful assembly
The Supreme Court clarifies Section 122 of the Indian Evidence Act, explaining when spousal communications can be used as evidence
Tribunals-Can-Evict-Children-from-Parents’-Property-Under-Senior-Citizens-Act Introduction The Supreme Court of India has once again underlined the rights of senior citizens to live with dignity
District-Judge-Appointments Introduction India’s district judiciary, the backbone of the justice delivery system, is facing a serious challenge — nearly 5,000