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Supreme Court: Tenant Who Took Possession Under Landlord’s Rent Deed Cannot Later Challenge Landlord’s Title The Supreme Court has held that when a person enters into possession of a premises as tenant under a rent deed
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The Rajasthan High Court has held that a company’s voluntary cancellation of its GST registration cannot automatically serve as a justification for freezing its bank accounts. Facts & Context A corporate taxpayer had applied for cancellation
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Chhattisgarh High Court Directs Trial Courts to Avoid Unnecessary Adjournments and Fix Short Dates for Recording Evidence The Chhattisgarh High Court has directed all trial courts in the state to avoid granting long and unnecessary adjournments,
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The Supreme Court has held that an arrest becomes unlawful if the written grounds for it are not provided to the accused in a language they understand. The Court clarified that this is a constitutional requirement,
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Oral Statements Alone Can’t Support Bribery Charges Against Ministers or Senior Officials: Kerala High Court The Kerala High Court has held that bribery allegations against ministers or high-ranking public officials cannot rest solely on oral statements
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Any Activity Endangering Public Health Through Spread of Narcotics Strikes at Root of Societal Stability: Telangana High Court The Telangana High Court has upheld a preventive detention order against a woman accused of repeated ganja peddling.
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Supreme Court: Cause of Fire Is Irrelevant If Insured Did Not Cause It The Supreme Court has clarified that in fire-insurance cases, the exact cause of the fire is immaterial as long as it is not
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Delhi High Court: Bail Condition Barring Doctor from Running Own Medical Centre Does Not Violate Right to Livelihood The Delhi High Court has held that imposing as a condition of bail that a doctor abstain from
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The Supreme Court has held that rituals and practices performed as part of long-standing religious traditions should not be disturbed merely for administrative or managerial convenience. A bench of Justices J. K. Maheshwari and Vijay Bishnoi
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The Supreme Court has quashed the conviction of an accused under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012 (POCSO Act) on the ground that the victim and the accused are now married and living
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