Supreme Court sets aside Punjab & Haryana HC order awarding compensation without any plea, holds courts cannot grant relief not sought by parties.
Karnataka HC refuses to stay FIR against a Bengaluru doctor over viral reels on Nandini products, saying social media cannot spread panic without evidence.
Amazon ordered to refund ₹1.43 lakh and pay ₹3.25 lakh compensation after delivering the wrong camera model and denying a refund, rules Darjeeling Consumer Commission.
Police close ₹1 crore jewellery disappearance case, citing dead officials after rejecting the controversial claim that monkeys stole gold from a malkhana.
Madras HC rules motherhood cannot hinder education, directs acceptance of delayed LLM dissertation filed after pregnancy and childbirth.
Delhi HC acquits man in 1983 bus stabbing case, holding that a mere shout of “Maro Sale Ko” and a doubtful identification parade cannot prove murder.
Karnataka HC tackles Courtroom No. 14 overcrowding, suggests restricting interns and explores administrative measures to improve accessibility.
Tushar Mehta reappointed as Solicitor General of India for another three-year term from July 1, 2026; five ASGs and Chetan Sharma also reappointed.
Telangana HC rules a sex worker’s customer cannot be charged under Section 370 IPC; Section 370A(2) applies only with knowledge of trafficking.
Justice Pankaj Mithal’s judicial legacy: key Supreme Court rulings on reservations, stay orders, Waqf law, labour rights, maintenance, and civil procedure.
CJI Surya Kant Warns of Action if Supreme Court Registry Misplaced Urgent Case Files; Accountability Inquiry Ordered Over Listing Delay.
The Supreme Court directed Kerala to take custody of captive elephant Raman after holding the respondent guilty of contempt for violating a court-recorded undertaking.
Jalandhar Consumer Commission awards ₹15,000 compensation to a lawyer after a restaurant levied a service charge without consent, calling it an unfair trade practice.
Supreme Court seeks Delhi Police reply on bail pleas of alleged Indian Mujahideen operatives jailed over 12 years, citing evolving UAPA bail jurisprudence.
Kerala HC Upholds Madrassa Teacher’s Conviction for Sexual Assault of Minor Student, Says Child’s Testimony Sufficient for Conviction Under POCSO.
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