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The Supreme Court of India refused to interfere with the establishment of Vantara, observing that once animals are lawfully imported and housed in a facility, disturbing or relocating them may itself amount to cruelty. Key ObservationsThe
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The Madras High Court held that a habeas corpus petition is not maintainable when a wife voluntarily leaves her matrimonial home and elopes with another person, as such a situation does not amount to illegal detention.
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The Supreme Court of India has issued notice on a plea filed by two convicts challenging their life sentence for murder and gang rape in the Bilkis Bano case, a landmark case arising from the 2002
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The Supreme Court of India held that an FIR cannot be disbelieved merely because it is registered based on a police officer’s statement instead of a direct complaint by the victim, while cancelling anticipatory bail granted
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The Allahabad High Court strongly criticized the Sambhal district administration in Uttar Pradesh for restricting the number of people allowed to offer Namaz at a mosque citing law-and-order concerns. The Court said that maintaining law and
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The Madhya Pradesh High Court quashed an FIR against an Army officer accused of sexual intercourse on the false promise of marriage, observing that the complainant, a highly educated woman working in the police department, could
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The Supreme Court praised the parents of Harish Rana, observing that their unwavering care for their son for more than a decade reflected the true meaning of love and parental devotion. Key ObservationsThe Court noted that
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In a historic decision, the Supreme Court of India permitted passive euthanasia for the first time in an individual case, allowing doctors to withdraw life-sustaining treatment for a 32-year-old man who had been in a permanent
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The Rajasthan High Court held that freezing a person’s bank account without establishing even a prima facie link between the account and a cognisable offence violates fundamental rights under Articles 21 and 19(1)(g) of the Constitution.
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The Supreme Court held that a mere quarrel with a daughter-in-law, without specific allegations of harassment or dowry demand, does not constitute an offence of cruelty under Section 498A IPC or dowry harassment under the Dowry
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