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The Madras High Court has held that police authorities must register an FIR when members of the Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe communities complain of being dispossessed from their land, and cannot avoid doing so by
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MP High Court: Opposing Divorce Despite Irretrievable Breakdown — Deriving Satisfaction from Denial of Divorce Amounts to Cruelty The Madhya Pradesh High Court has held that when a marriage has completely broken down and there is
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Kerala High Court: Banks Can Impose Immediate Debit Freeze on Suspicious Accounts; RBI Asked to Frame SOP The Kerala High Court has issued guidelines allowing banks to temporarily freeze (“debit-freeze”) customer accounts without prior notice if
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Supreme Court: Investigation Can’t Drag On Indefinitely; Unreasonable Delay in Chargesheet May Justify Quashing On 20 November 2025, the Supreme Court held that prolonged, unexplained delays in completing an investigation — and in filing a supplementary
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Supreme Court Orders Ex-Gratia Relief & Urges States to Treat Human–Wildlife Conflict as a Natural Disaster The Supreme Court has directed state governments to consider classifying human–wildlife conflict as a “natural disaster”. In the same judgment,
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Supreme Court: Railways Cannot Deny Compensation Just Because Victim Boarded the Wrong Train The Supreme Court has held that Indian Railways cannot refuse compensation simply because an accident victim mistakenly boarded a wrong train. The Court
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Keeping Seized Vehicles in Police Custody for Years Serves No Purpose; Record Video, Release After Verification: Punjab & Haryana High Court The Punjab & Haryana High Court has held that retaining seized vehicles in police custody
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Presence of Injury Not Essential to Attract Offence of Attempt to Murder: MP High CourtThe Madhya Pradesh High Court has ruled that the presence of physical injury is not mandatory to establish an offence of attempt
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The Delhi High Court has ruled that the desire of a person accused under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) to console his ill parents cannot by itself constitute a sufficient ground for emergent parole. Facts
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The Gauhati High Court has ruled that if a DNA test clearly establishes that the accused is not the biological father of a child born to a prosecutrix in a POCSO case, the victim’s statement loses
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