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The Supreme Court has held that innocent flat purchasers who relied upon government permissions and official revenue records cannot be made to suffer for lapses committed by government authorities. While upholding the cancellation of a ryotwari
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The Supreme Court has held that students pursuing professional courses in self-financing higher educational institutions cannot ordinarily be subjected to an increase in fees after their course has already commenced. A Bench of Justice Pamidighantam Sri
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The Supreme Court has observed that law enforcement agencies should focus on curbing the availability of narcotic substances and dismantling the drug supply chain rather than merely punishing people at the consumption end. The Court cautioned
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The Supreme Court has held that the breakdown of a romantic relationship, followed by a person’s death by suicide, does not automatically amount to abetment to suicide. The Court observed that refusal to marry, by itself,
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The Supreme Court has expressed serious concern over the commercialization of healthcare, observing that corporate hospitals are increasingly functioning like profit-driven industries rather than service providers. The Court particularly questioned the practice of private hospitals requiring
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The Supreme Court has held that elected representatives cannot use their public mandate as a source of personal authority or unbridled power to command, intimidate or enforce their own will. The Court observed that an elected
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The Supreme Court has reiterated that the mere absence of a railway ticket from an accident victim cannot, by itself, be a ground to reject a claim for compensation. The Court observed that where the claimant
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The Supreme Court has expressed serious concern over the wide difference between the Price to Retailer (PTR) and the Maximum Retail Price (MRP) of essential medicines, particularly cancer drugs. A Bench of Justice Vikram Nath and
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The Supreme Court has held that a principal employer cannot be made liable to pay gratuity to workers engaged through a contractor when there is no employer-employee relationship between the principal employer and the contractual workers.
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The Supreme Court has held that merely proving that bribe money was handed over by a complainant to an intermediary who claimed to be acting on behalf of a public servant is not, by itself, sufficient
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