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The Supreme Court has underscored that no individual, including public representatives or ministers, is entitled to denigrate, insult, or target any religious, racial, linguistic, or cultural community through speeches, publications, artworks, or any form of expression.
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The Gujarat High Court has held that under the Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956, a mother is the natural guardian of her daughter who has not completed five years of age, and this status is
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The Supreme Court has ruled that an *insurance company can be directed to first pay compensation to claimants in a motor accident case — even where the deceased was an unauthorised or gratuitous passenger in a
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The Rajasthan High Court has ruled that a husband who abandons his wife and fails to maintain her loses the moral and legal standing to oppose her petition for dissolution of marriage on the ground of
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The Allahabad High Court has held that the suicide of a person in custody amounts to custodial death for purposes of state liability, and the State is absolutely liable to pay compensation to the deceased’s family.
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The Supreme Court of India has strongly criticised a husband for denying his wife access to their six-month-old twin children, describing the conduct as “cruelty of the highest order.” The Court intervened in the parents’ matrimonial
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The Supreme Court of India has struck down the allotment of high-end government flats to senior officials and their relatives in Haryana, describing nepotism and preferential treatment in public appointments and benefits as antithetical to democratic
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The Supreme Court has held that when two individuals enter into a mutual suicide pact, and one survives, the survivor can be held criminally liable for abetment of suicide under Section 306 of the Indian Penal
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The Supreme Court has clarified that once bail has been granted to an accused person in a criminal case, the police cannot arrest that person for a new offence added later without first obtaining the permission
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The Supreme Court of India has expressed dissatisfaction with the current regulation of food labelling by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) and has asked the authority to consider adopting front-of-pack warning labels
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