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SC Invokes Article 139A, Withdraws Three Decade-Old Criminal Revision Petitions From Allahabad HC To Itself [Read Order]
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SC Invokes Article 139A, Withdraws Three Decade-Old Criminal Revision Petitions From Allahabad HC To Itself [Read Order]

Supreme Court invokes Article 139A to transfer three decade-old criminal revision petitions from Allahabad High Court to itself, citing exceptional delay and public importance.

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SC Holds Limitation in Drugs and Cosmetics Act Prosecution Begins When Identity of Accused Is Known, Not From Date of Complaint [Read Judgment] Judiciary
SC Holds Limitation in Drugs and Cosmetics Act Prosecution Begins When Identity of Accused Is Known, Not From Date of Complaint [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court rules limitation in Drugs Act cases begins when identity of accused is known, not from first complaint; Section 202 CrPC not mandatory for public servants.

SC Allows Deployment of Judges from Odisha and Jharkhand to Clear Massive Backlog in West Bengal Electoral Roll Revision Judiciary
SC Allows Deployment of Judges from Odisha and Jharkhand to Clear Massive Backlog in West Bengal Electoral Roll Revision

Supreme Court allows judges from Odisha and Jharkhand to help clear the massive backlog in West Bengal electoral roll revision ahead of 2026 polls.

SC Disposes of Plea Against Film “Ghooskhor Pandat” After Director-Producer Withdraws Title [Read Order] Judiciary
SC Disposes of Plea Against Film “Ghooskhor Pandat” After Director-Producer Withdraws Title [Read Order]

Supreme Court disposes plea against film “Ghooskhor Pandat” after title withdrawn; Justice Ujjal Bhuyan’s separate opinion weighs fraternity and free speech.

Voluntary Confessions Under Customs Act Are Valid Evidence for Conviction: SC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Voluntary Confessions Under Customs Act Are Valid Evidence for Conviction: SC [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court holds voluntary confessions under Section 108 of the Customs Act are valid evidence to sustain conviction in smuggling cases.

NCERT Introduces Judicial Backlog and Corruption in Class 8 Curriculum, Highlights 4.7 Crore Pending Cases Across Courts

NCERT updates Class 8 textbooks to address judicial backlog and corruption, citing 4.7 crore pending cases and accountability mechanisms in India’s courts.

SC Rules Illegality of Search Does Not Invalidate Evidence Seized [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court holds illegal search does not bar admissibility of seized evidence if relevant and legally admissible under law.

Bar Council of India Withdraws Three-Year Moratorium on New Law Colleges, Informs SC

BCI informs Supreme Court it has withdrawn the three-year moratorium on new law colleges, allowing institutions to apply for approvals for upcoming sessions.

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.

Landowners Not Liable for Delay in Flat Possession, Developer Alone to Pay Compensation: SC [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court holds landowners not liable for delay compensation in flat delivery, says developer alone responsible under JDA.

“40% of Legislators Face Serious Criminal Charges”: Senior Advocate Vikas Singh Calls for Systemic Reform to Cleanse Electoral Politics

Senior Advocate Vikas Singh flags criminalisation of politics, black money in elections, and calls for systemic electoral reforms to protect democracy.

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.

Contractual Bar on Interest Claims Overrides Interest Act; Kerala High Court Order Set Aside: SC [Read Order]

Supreme Court rules that contractual clauses barring interest claims override the Interest Act, setting aside Kerala High Court’s order on delayed payments.

Why Have Rules Under Shariat Application Act Not Been Framed? SC Seeks Responses From Union And Uttar Pradesh [Read Order]

Supreme Court seeks responses from Centre and UP over failure to frame rules under Shariat Act, raising concerns on Muslim personal law application.

SC Declines Interference in Case Concerning Tribal Village Entry Bans on Pastors

Supreme Court refuses to interfere in plea against tribal village entry bans on pastors, asks petitioner to exhaust remedies under PESA Act.

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SC Invokes Article 139A, Withdraws Three Decade-Old Criminal Revision Petitions From Allahabad HC To Itself [Read Order]

Supreme Court invokes Article 139A to transfer three decade-old criminal revision petitions from Allahabad High Court to itself, citing exceptional delay and public importance.

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Intra-Court Appeal Maintainable Against Ex Parte Ad Interim Orders Affecting Statutory Remedy Rights: Kerala HC [Read Judgment]

Kerala High Court rules intra-court appeals are maintainable against ex parte ad interim orders that affect a party’s right to pursue statutory remedies.

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“Deity May Not Vote, But Constitution Speaks”: Madras HC Finds Wilful Contempt Over Delay in Recovering 507 Acres of Temple Land [Read Order]

Madras High Court finds wilful contempt by officials for failing to recover 507 acres of temple land, remarking that a deity may not vote but the Constitution must protect its rights.

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