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Patna High Court Upholds Blacklisting Order Against Contractor for Submitting Forged Certificate in Tender [Read Judgment]
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Patna High Court Upholds Blacklisting Order Against Contractor for Submitting Forged Certificate in Tender [Read Judgment]

Patna High Court upholds blacklisting of contractor for submitting forged certificate in public tender, citing breach of trust despite pending FIR.

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Safeguard of prior sanction can't go even if acts beyond bounds of duty: SC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Safeguard of prior sanction can't go even if acts beyond bounds of duty: SC [Read Judgment]

SC: Prior sanction mandatory for prosecuting public servants even if they exceed official duty; protects against vexatious litigation under CrPC & Police Act.

Rajasthan High Court upholds Income Tax Notice based on WhatsApp Chats as valid evidence [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Rajasthan High Court upholds Income Tax Notice based on WhatsApp Chats as valid evidence [Read Judgment]

Rajasthan High Court upholds Income Tax notice under Section 153C, validating WhatsApp chats as evidence when backed by specific transactions.

If transferred on request, employee gets placed below junior most in new cadre or department: SC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
If transferred on request, employee gets placed below junior most in new cadre or department: SC [Read Judgment]

SC: Govt employees transferred on request will be placed below junior-most in new cadre, unlike those transferred in public interest who retain seniority.

Laws declared by courts always to be applied retrospectively unless specified otherwise: SC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Laws declared by courts always to be applied retrospectively unless specified otherwise: SC [Read Judgment]

SC: Laws declared by courts are always retrospective unless specified otherwise, while legislative laws are prospective unless stated otherwise.

Liberty of an individual, being a precious right under the constitution, must be safeguarded: Supreme Court [Read Order]

SC restores bail in an attempt to murder case, ruling that individual liberty is a fundamental right and should not be interfered with without compelling reasons.

Supreme Court invokes Article 142 of Constitution to dissolve marriage, ends 17 legal cases between couple [Read Order]

The Supreme Court invoked Article 142 to dissolve a failed marriage and quash 17 pending cases between the couple, urging them to move forward peacefully.

SC Grants Custody of Minor to Remarried Father, Emphasizes Natural Guardian Rights [Read Judgment]

SC grants custody of a minor to his remarried father, emphasizing natural guardian rights and child welfare, with a phased transition plan until May 2025.

Bombay HC dismisses plea seeking caste certificate based on mother’s caste, seeks Portal Policy review [Read Petition]

Bombay HC dismisses plea for caste certificate based on mother’s caste, directs Maharashtra govt to review ‘AapleSarkar’ portal policy for exceptions.

Madras High Court refuses relief to student seeking attendance condonation [Read Judgment]

Madras HC denies relief to a student seeking attendance condonation, stressing the importance of academic standards and regular class attendance.

Essential for abuse to be in public view for making out offence under SC/ST Act: SC [Read Judgment]

Abuse must be in public view to invoke SC/ST Act; quashes case, ruling private office not a public place under the Act: SC

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'In-house procedure had legal sanctity,' SC dismisses Justice Varma's plea against recommendation for removal

SC upholds in-house probe into Justice Varma, dismisses his plea against removal; says process is legally valid and judge’s conduct lacked credibility.

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Sole testimony of victim even without medical evidence sufficient to uphold rape conviction: SC [Read Judgment]

SC: Victim’s sole testimony, even without medical evidence, sufficient to uphold rape conviction if found credible and consistent.

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