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The Delhi High Court has ruled that a spouse can file a civil suit seeking damages against their partner’s lover if it is proven that the third party wrongfully and intentionally interfered with the marriage. The
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The Delhi High Court has clarified that an accused’s refusal to make self-incriminating statements or admit guilt during investigation cannot be treated as non-cooperation. Justice Arun Monga made the observation while hearing an anticipatory bail plea
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Defaulting Borrower Cannot Claim OTS Benefit Without Fulfilling Bank’s Conditions : Supreme Court Allows SBI’s AppealThe Supreme Court observed that availing the Bank’s One Time Settlement (“OTS”) scheme is not a borrower’s right, particularly where there
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The Supreme Court has accepted the findings of a Special Investigation Team (SIT) which gave a clean chit to the Vantara facility in Jamnagar, dismissing allegations of animal smuggling, money laundering, and misuse of resources. Key
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On September 15, the Supreme Court observed that it is not arbitrary to restrict the creation of waqfs to Muslims, noting that non-Muslims can still dedicate property for charitable purposes through the creation of trusts. A
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The Supreme Court has directed all High Courts and trial courts to ensure that bail and anticipatory bail applications are decided swiftly, ideally within two months of filing. The Court emphasized that such cases directly affect
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The Madhya Pradesh High Court at Jabalpur, in a ruling dated August 18, 2025, reiterated that an adult woman has the right to decide where and with whom she wants to live, even if the man
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The Supreme Court has overturned the conviction and life sentence of a doctor from Uttarakhand who was earlier held guilty of killing a man during a violent confrontation at his clinic. The Court accepted the doctor’s
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The Supreme Court has once again clarified that police officers are not required to check the truth or reliability of a complaint before registering a First Information Report (FIR). If the contents of a complaint indicate
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The Supreme Court has ruled that a loan advanced partly in cash cannot be disbelieved merely because documentary proof is unavailable, provided the promissory note records the entire transaction and is admitted by the borrower. A
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