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Justice Pankaj Mithal: A Legacy Written in Law - An Analysis of His Most Consequential Judgements
Judiciary
Justice Pankaj Mithal: A Legacy Written in Law - An Analysis of His Most Consequential Judgements

Justice Pankaj Mithal’s judicial legacy: key Supreme Court rulings on reservations, stay orders, Waqf law, labour rights, maintenance, and civil procedure.

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SC Seeks Delhi Police Reply on Bail Pleas of Alleged Indian Mujahideen Operatives Jailed for 12 Years Judiciary
SC Seeks Delhi Police Reply on Bail Pleas of Alleged Indian Mujahideen Operatives Jailed for 12 Years

Supreme Court seeks Delhi Police reply on bail pleas of alleged Indian Mujahideen operatives jailed over 12 years, citing evolving UAPA bail jurisprudence.

Bombay HC: Divorce Maintenance Decree Survives Husband’s Death, But Ex-Wife Cannot Seek Enhancement From His Estate [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Bombay HC: Divorce Maintenance Decree Survives Husband’s Death, But Ex-Wife Cannot Seek Enhancement From His Estate [Read Judgment]

Bombay HC rules divorce maintenance remains recoverable from a deceased husband’s estate, but ex-wife cannot seek enhancement from legal heirs.

Mamata Banerjee Challenges Suvendu Adhikari’s Bhabanipur Win in Calcutta HC Election Petition Judiciary
Mamata Banerjee Challenges Suvendu Adhikari’s Bhabanipur Win in Calcutta HC Election Petition

Mamata Banerjee moves Calcutta High Court challenging Suvendu Adhikari’s Bhabanipur victory, alleging counting irregularities in 2026 polls.

MP High Court Upholds Denial of Age Relaxation to EWS Candidates in ADPO Recruitment Judiciary
MP High Court Upholds Denial of Age Relaxation to EWS Candidates in ADPO Recruitment

MP High Court upholds denial of age relaxation to EWS candidates in ADPO recruitment, ruling such concessions depend on State rules and policy.

NEET UG 2026: Telegram Challenges Government Ban Before Delhi HC; Platform Says 150 Million Users Affected

Telegram challenges Centre’s NEET UG 2026 ban in Delhi HC, claiming 150 million users affected; court agrees to hear plea urgently.

‘Fortunate To Have Such A CJI’: Bombay HC Praises Surya Kant For Securing UK Security For Justice Patel's Threatened Family

Bombay HC praised CJI Surya Kant for securing UK protection for Justice Gautam Patel’s family after threats and an attack linked to a key ruling.

‘Cannot Deny Candidate On Hyper-Technical Grounds’: Supreme Court Allows UP HJS Barred Aspirants To Appear In Mains [Read Order]

Supreme Court allows UP HJS aspirants rejected over non-forwarding of applications to appear in Mains, saying candidates cannot be denied on hyper-technical grounds.

SC Issues Notice On Bihar Minister Deepak Prakash’s Re-Appointment Without Election

Supreme Court issues notice on plea challenging Bihar Minister Deepak Prakash’s re-appointment without election, citing Article 164(4) limits.

Centre Challenges Gujarat HC Ruling Imposing Territorial Limits On NCLT President’s Case Transfer Powers Before SC

Centre moves Supreme Court against Gujarat HC ruling restricting NCLT President’s power to transfer cases across Benches beyond territorial limits.

21-Day Delay in Filing FIR Not Fatal in Cases Involving Sexual Offences Due to Social Stigma surrounding Traditional families: Bombay HC [Read Judgment]

Bombay HC held that a 21-day delay in filing an FIR for sexual offences is not fatal due to social stigma, and refused to quash a prima facie Section 354 IPC case.

Film Audition Rape Case: Supreme Court Grants Interim Protection to Abhijit Arun Gade, Issues Notice in SLP Against Bombay HC Bail Rejection [Read Order]

Supreme Court grants interim protection to Abhijit Arun Gade and issues notice in his plea challenging Bombay HC’s rejection of anticipatory bail.

SC Bars Psychological Testing Of Children In Custody Cases Unless Absolutely Necessary, Issues Detailed Guidelines

Supreme Court bars psychological testing of children in custody disputes unless essential, issues guidelines prioritising assessment of parents first.

SC: Homemakers Are Nation Builders, Sets Rs 30,000/Month Minimum For Motor Accident Compensation

Supreme Court calls homemakers “nation builders”, fixes ₹30,000/month minimum value for domestic care in motor accident compensation claims.

Victim’s Legal Heirs Can Continue Appeal Against Acquittal After Death, Appeal Does Not Abate: Rajasthan HC [Read Order]

Rajasthan HC rules legal heirs can continue a victim’s appeal against acquittal after death, restores appeal, and flags Section 394 CrPC gap.


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