The Supreme Court on Friday heard a plea raising concerns over proposed restrictions on Delhi Metro services, reported train cancellations and other preventive measures ahead of an October 10 protest demanding the removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The
Supreme Court dismisses PIL seeking independent probe into Jantar Mantar protest FIRs, says plea seeks review of earlier order
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking an independent investigation into FIRs registered by the Delhi Police against student protesters over the July Jantar Mantar protests, observing that the plea effectively sought a review of
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Supreme Court: Under which circumstances Non-collection of tower location of the two mobiles is a serious investigational lapse?
Lapse in collecting tower location of mobile(s) whileobtaining CDR51. During investigation, the investigating officer wasapprised of mobile numbers of the deceased MithileshKumari (D-1) and the accused respondent. PW-19 wasproduced to prove the CDR of one of the
Investigating Officer Must Not Create Evidence’ : Supreme Court Upholds Acquittal After Finding Witnesses Were ‘Set Up’
To a lay man, the above circumstances may appearirrelevant in assessing credibility/ trustworthiness of awitness. But to a trained judicial mind it is an importantcircumstance in assessing whether a person is a naturalwitness, who is aware of relevant
SpicyIP Weekly Review (September 28- October 4)
Beating the Monday blues after a long weekend, here we are with the first Weekly Review of October, featuring a post on Section 124, case summaries of orders passed by different High Courts last week, and updates on other national
Delhi HC: Father-in-law can’t be held liable in domestic violence case for failing to control adult son
The first allegation does not make out a case against respondent No. 2. The application records that he opposed the proposed trip involving respondent No. 3, Kira, Ms. Sonal Jindal and her children. He stated that, had he been in
Daughter-in-Law's Right to Shared Household "Not Being Indefeasible": Delhi High Court
Can a daughter-in-law’s right to live in a shared household under the
Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 (“D.V. Act”) be weighed
against a senior citizen mother-in-law’s right to a “normal and peaceful life”
under the Maintenance and
CAN GOVERNMENT ADJUST DUES FROM AN UNRELATED CONTRACT? SUPREME COURT ON CONTRACTUAL RECOVERY
A State that believes a contractor has been overpaid on one project cannot simply help itself to the contractor’s bills on another. In M/s Awadhesh Singh Gautam v. State of Chhattisgarh & Ors., 2026 INSC 1072, a Bench of
CAN NCLT RECALL A CIRP ONCE ADMITTED ON THE BASIS OF FRAUD? SUPREME COURT CLARIFIES THE LAW
INTRODUCTION
Recently, the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India gave a significant ruling which clarifies the inherent powers of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) to withdraw an admission Order in a Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) that had been obtained