Supreme Court Rules Hindu Marriages Invalid Without Proper Ceremonies; Registration Alone Not Sufficient
In a recent judgment, the Supreme Court provided clarity on the legal prerequisites and significance of Hindu marriages as outlined […]
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Transfer Petition in Supreme Court
Transfer Petition in Supreme Court can be filed in Civil and Criminal matters. When the matter is to be transferred
11 Supreme Court Guidelines to Speed Up Civil Case Trials
The Supreme Court of India has recently issued a comprehensive set of directives to address the long-standing issue of a
Why False Molestation cases is becoming a big problem in India
Molestation cases is defined under sec 354 of IPC as: “Whoever assaults or uses criminal force to any woman, intending
Supreme Court directs High Courts, State DGPs to comply with Arnesh Kumar guidelines to avoid unnecessary arrests
On Monday, the Supreme Court ordered the issue of circulars, notifications, and instructions to ensure that police authorities and criminal
Massive Expansion of Supreme Court includes 27 new courtrooms, facilities for bar and women lawyers confirms CJI
On Tuesday, the Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said that the Supreme Court of India will soon enlarge its
Freedom from long-queues for Supreme Court Entry Passes
The Supreme Court recently launched an online portal named “SuSwagatam” as it facilitates advocates, litigants, and visitors to apply for
Love marriages turn into divorces mostly: Supreme Court
Justice Sanjay Karol and Justice BR Gavai were hearing a matrimonial issue through a transfer petition. The court observed that
Supreme Court Rules that Wife’s Unnatural Death in Matrimonial Home Within Seven Years of Marriage Alone is Insufficient to Convict Husband for Dowry Death
The Supreme Court recently ruled that the husband cannot be convicted for dowry death solely based on the unnatural death
Supreme Court Registrar rules email notification as invalid for service of notice
According to the recent ruling by the Supreme Court Registrar in the case of Hardev Ram Dhaka v Union of
A Preliminary Inquiry Under Section 340 Crpc: Mandatory Or Discretionary?
Section 195 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 CrPC bars the court from taking cognizance of offences relating to contempt