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Vendors Cannot Be Expected to Verify Every UPI Customer’s Credentials; Bank Accounts Cannot Be Frozen Solely Due to Buyer’s Involvement in Cybercrime: Andhra Pradesh High Court

Introduction In a significant judgment protecting genuine businesses from arbitrary banking restrictions, the Andhra Pradesh High Court has held that vendors accepting payments through UPI platforms cannot be expected to verify the identity or criminal background

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Illegal Waste Imports Are a Challenge to India’s Sovereignty: Madras High Court Takes Strong Stand

Introduction In a significant judgment addressing environmental protection and national interest, the Madras High Court strongly condemned the illegal import of waste into India. The Court observed that allowing foreign waste to enter the country not

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Electricity Company Absolutely Liable in Electrocution Death Cases; Cannot Escape Liability by Blaming Victim’s Negligence: Gujarat High Court

Introduction In a significant judgment reinforcing the principle of absolute liability, the Gujarat High Court has held that electricity distribution and transmission companies are primarily responsible for ensuring public safety. The Court ruled that when a

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Compensation in Motor Accident Cases Cannot Be Viewed Through a Patriarchal Lens: Delhi High Court Upholds Husband’s Claim After Wife’s Death

Introduction In a significant judgment promoting gender equality in motor accident compensation claims, the Delhi High Court has held that an earning husband cannot be denied compensation for the death of his wife merely because he

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Educated Wife Without Sufficient Income Is Entitled to Maintenance; Parents’ Property or Pension Cannot Be Treated as Her Income: Allahabad High Court

Introduction In a significant ruling on maintenance rights, the Allahabad High Court has held that an educated wife cannot be denied maintenance merely because she possesses educational qualifications or has the potential to earn. The Court

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Bombay High Court Upholds Helmet Exemption for Sikhs, Says It Is a Reasonable Classification Under Article 14

Introduction In an important judgment concerning constitutional equality and road safety laws, the Bombay High Court has upheld the statutory exemption granted to Sikhs wearing turbans from the mandatory requirement of wearing helmets while riding two-wheelers.

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School’s Duty of Care Extends to Students Travelling in School Buses: Karnataka High Court Refuses to Quash FIR

Introduction In an important ruling on the responsibility of educational institutions, the Karnataka High Court has held that a school’s duty to ensure the safety of its students extends beyond the classroom and includes the time

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“Even Death Penalty Would Not Be Adequate”: Pune Court Awards Death Sentence To 65-Yr-Old For Rape, Murder Of 3 Yr-Old Girl

A Pune special court awarded the death penalty to a 65-year-old man, Bhimrao Prabhakar Kamble, for the brutal rape and murder of a three-year-old girl, stating that even execution might not be adequate for the heinous

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Karnataka High Court: Freezing School’s Bank Account Over Parent’s Alleged Cybercrime Was Arbitrary and Disproportionate

Introduction In a significant judgment protecting the rights of innocent third parties, the Karnataka High Court has held that an educational institution’s entire bank account cannot be frozen merely because it received tuition fees from a

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Loss of Right Leg Above the Knee Must Be Treated as 100% Functional Disability for a Mason: Supreme Court

Introduction In a significant judgment on motor accident compensation, the Supreme Court has held that the loss of a right leg above the knee should be treated as 100% functional disability in the case of a

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