Supreme Court Slams Litigant for Deceit, Sends Him to Jail for Contempt
In a sharp reminder that the courtroom is no place for games, the Supreme Court has found a man guilty of civil contempt after he...
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Supreme Court Draws the Line: Scrapping ‘Fraud’ Labels Won’t Halt Criminal Cases Against Borrowers
In a decisive move, the Supreme Court ruled that borrowers facing fraud charges can’t simply wipe the slate clean by getting their loans’ “fraudulent” classification...
Supreme Court Stands Firm: Government Free to Scrap and Restart Tenders if Public Interest Demands It
The Supreme Court delivered a strong reminder today: when it comes to tenders, the government’s hands are not tied — and courts must keep theirs...
Double Dipping Denied: Supreme Court Blocks Second Shot at Leave Encashment for Re-Employed Govt Servant
In a decisive stance on fiscal responsibility and the limits of post-retirement perks, the Supreme Court has ruled that a government employee who has already...
Justice Beyond the Clock: Supreme Court Rules Delay Can’t Deny Landowners Their Due
In a striking reminder that fairness can’t be handcuffed by bureaucracy’s ticking clock, the Supreme Court has ruled that landowners are entitled to just compensation...
SC Tears Into Unjust Firing: Constable Acquitted in Court, Vindicated by Supreme Court With ₹30 Lakh Payout
In a scathing rebuke to procedural short-cuts and administrative opacity, the Supreme Court has ruled that a constable once dismissed from the Bihar Police force...
Supreme Court Hits Back at Lawyer’s “Audacious” Plea, Slaps ₹5 Lakh Penalty
In a no-nonsense takedown, the Supreme Court recently called out what it described as a brazen misuse of judicial process—this time, by one of its...
Supreme Court Slams Kerala HC for Siding with Accused in School Harassment Case, Revives POCSO Trial
The country’s top court didn’t hold back its dismay over what it called an “insensitive” decision by the Kerala High Court — one that shut...
No Room for Discretion: Supreme Court Tells Judges to Respect Probation Law When Conditions Are Met
When the law speaks, the courts must listen — and not selectively. That was the clear message from the Supreme Court, which ruled that judges...
Supreme Court Rules Plaintiff Can Seek Title Declaration Without Cancellation of Sale Deed
In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has clarified that a plaintiff aiming to establish title over a property does not have to explicitly seek...