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The Supreme Court has ruled that a passport authority cannot refuse to renew a passport indefinitely merely because criminal proceedings are pending against the applicant, especially where the competent criminal court has expressly permitted the passport
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The Supreme Court has ruled that a passport authority cannot refuse to renew a passport indefinitely merely because criminal proceedings are pending against the applicant, especially where the competent criminal court has expressly permitted the passport
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The Supreme Court has held that an individual firm can count the proportionate share of work experience it gained as a partner in a Joint Venture (JV) towards eligibility criteria when submitting a solo bid for
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The Supreme Court has held that in a fire insurance claim, once it is established that the insured suffered a loss due to fire and there is no allegation of fraud or that the insured caused
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The Supreme Court has held that courts should not keep matrimonial disputes pending indefinitely, especially where the marriage has effectively ceased to exist and the parties have lived separately for a long period. In such cases
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The Supreme Court has issued a series of directions aimed at effectively addressing the persistent social evil of dowry and ensuring stronger implementation of the Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961. The Court emphasised that long-term change can
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The Supreme Court has clarified that a woman who alleges sexual harassment at her workplace can approach the Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) constituted in her own department or organisation, even if the person she accuses works
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The Supreme Court has held that a criminal complaint in India cannot be sustained when the issues raised have already been finally adjudicated by a competent court in a foreign country. The Court emphasised that reopening
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The Allahabad High Court has expressed serious concern over the disappearance of a man who has been missing since 2018, observing that the circumstances indicate a possible custodial death. In light of these findings, the Court
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The Supreme Court of India has ruled that private medical practitioners and other health professionals who died while serving patients during the COVID-19 pandemic are eligible for benefits under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Package (PMGKP)
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