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Article 226 Cannot Be Invoked Directly Legal Update 2026
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Supreme Court Clarifies: Article 226 Cannot Be Used Directly for FIR Registration

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Supreme Court rules that Article 226 writ jurisdiction cannot be directly used for FIR registration without exhausting remedies under BNSS. […]

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Supreme Court Clarifies Scope of Article 227
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Supreme Court on Article 227: High Courts Cannot Re-Appreciate Evidence or Act as Appellate Courts

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The Supreme Court reiterates limits of Article 227 jurisdiction, holding that High Courts cannot re-evaluate evidence or act as appellate

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Supreme Court Clarifies Dowry Law: No Prosecution for Dowry Givers Based on Their Own Complaint

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Understand the Supreme Court’s latest ruling on dowry laws. Learn how Section 7(3) of the Dowry Prohibition Act protects women

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Muslim Widow Without Children Entitled to Only One-Fourth Share in Husband’s Property
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Supreme Court Clarifies: Muslim Widow Without Children Entitled to Only One-Fourth Share in Husband’s Property

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Muslim Widow Entitled to One-Fourth Share: Supreme Court Clarifies Inheritance Law The Supreme Court of India ruled that a Muslim

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Wife Entitled to Maintenance Even After Refusing to Live with Husband Despite Restitution Decree

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The Supreme Court has ruled that a wife can claim maintenance under Section 125 CrPC even if she refuses to

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Registered vs. Unregistered Will in India: Why Registering a Will Matters

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Registering a will in India is not mandatory under the Indian Succession Act, 1925, but it adds authenticity, prevents disputes,

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Mere Presence ≠ Guilt Supreme Court Clarifies Section 149 IPC
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Supreme Court Clarifies: Mere Presence at Crime Scene Doesn’t Make You Part of Unlawful Assembly

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The Supreme Court clarified that mere presence at a crime scene doesn’t make a person part of an unlawful assembly

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Supreme Court on Spousal Communication and Privacy under Section 122 of the Indian Evidence Act
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Supreme Court on Spousal Communication and Privacy under Section 122 of the Indian Evidence Act

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The Supreme Court clarifies Section 122 of the Indian Evidence Act, explaining when spousal communications can be used as evidence

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Supreme Court Reaffirms: Tribunals Can Evict Children from Parents’ Property Under Senior Citizens Act

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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

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Supreme Court Examines Eligibility Criteria for District Judge Appointments under Article 233

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District-Judge-Appointments Introduction India’s district judiciary, the backbone of the justice delivery system, is facing a serious challenge — nearly 5,000

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