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High Courts Must Pronounce Judgments Within Three Months of Reserving Verdicts; Bail Orders Must Be Pronounced Within a Day: SC
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High Courts Must Pronounce Judgments Within Three Months of Reserving Verdicts; Bail Orders Must Be Pronounced Within a Day: SC

Supreme Court directs High Courts to pronounce judgments within 3 months, mandates speedy bail orders, and sets timelines for uploading reasons.

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CJI Seeks CBI Verification of Delhi Lawyers’ Degrees Judiciary
CJI Seeks CBI Verification of Delhi Lawyers’ Degrees

CJI Surya Kant calls for CBI verification of Delhi lawyers’ law degrees, raising concerns over fake LLB certificates and BCI inaction.

Judges Must Show Patience and Encouragement Towards Young Advocates: Supreme Court Observes After Viral AP High Court Judge-Lawyer Exchange Legal Insiders
Judges Must Show Patience and Encouragement Towards Young Advocates: Supreme Court Observes After Viral AP High Court Judge-Lawyer Exchange

Supreme Court says judges must show patience and encouragement towards young advocates, warns against decontextualised viral court videos.

SC Issues Sweeping Directions to Speed Up Bail Hearings in High Courts, Bans Casual Adjournments to Governments Judiciary
SC Issues Sweeping Directions to Speed Up Bail Hearings in High Courts, Bans Casual Adjournments to Governments

Supreme Court directs High Courts to fast-track bail hearings, avoid casual adjournments to governments, and ensure timely FSL reports.

Harish Salve to Represent Bank of Baroda in High-Profile Abu Dhabi Trial Linked to NMC Healthcare Collapse Judiciary
Harish Salve to Represent Bank of Baroda in High-Profile Abu Dhabi Trial Linked to NMC Healthcare Collapse

Senior Advocate Harish Salve to represent Bank of Baroda in Abu Dhabi trial linked to NMC Health collapse; case raised before Supreme Court.

SC Expresses Grave Concern Over Pre-Election ‘Freebies’, Cites Risk to National Development and Work Culture

Supreme Court flags pre-election freebies, warns of fiscal strain and harm to work culture while hearing challenge to Electricity Amendment Rules.

SC Stays 2026 UGC Equity Regulations Over Concerns Of Vagueness And Misuse

Supreme Court stays 2026 UGC Equity Regulations, calling them prima facie vague and misuse-prone, and restores 2012 rules pending constitutional review.

SC Steps In to Address Systematic Forest Land Grabbing in Uttarakhand [Read Order]

Supreme Court flags systematic forest land grabbing in Uttarakhand, orders inquiry, restrains private parties, and directs protection of 2,866 acres.

Two Distinct Reliefs Cannot Be Intermingled in a Single Writ Petition: SC [Read Order]

Supreme Court rules that distinct reliefs cannot be combined in one writ petition, allowing withdrawal with liberty to file a fresh plea limited to one relief.

SC Flags ‘Exploitation’ of Deity, Criticises Paid ‘Special Pujas’ at Bankey Bihari Temple

Supreme Court flags exploitation of deity, questions paid special pujas at Bankey Bihari Temple, citing inequality and violation of sacred resting hours.

SC Directs Government to Frame Policy on Issues Raised in Shaheen Malik Petition, Seeks Compliance Report on Trials [Read Order]

Supreme Court directs Centre to frame policy on Shaheen Malik plea, seeks compliance report on pending trials and prioritised conclusion of cases.

SC Dismisses Contempt Plea Filed Against Delhi High Court Over Senior Designation Process

Supreme Court dismisses contempt plea against Delhi High Court, holding no wilful disobedience in senior advocate designation process under Indira Jaising norms.

SC Declines Urgent Relief in IndiGo Flight Cancellation Crisis, Says Centre, DGCA Already Acting

Supreme Court declines urgent intervention in the IndiGo flight-cancellation crisis, noting Centre and DGCA actions under the CAR 2024 framework.

SC Sends Divorce Case Back to High Court, Stresses Need to Determine Which Spouse Responsible for Marital Breakdown [Read Order]

Supreme Court remands divorce case, holding that courts must determine which spouse caused the marital breakdown before declaring the marriage irretrievably broken.

Touching private parts of minor girl not rape or penetrative sexual assault: SC [Read Order]

Supreme Court rules that mere touching of a minor’s private parts does not amount to rape or penetrative assault; conviction modified to lesser offence.

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