Supreme Court Frowns on Marathon Legal Speeches, Warns Arbitration Isn’t a Stage for Ego Battles
In a courtroom clash that began with bricks and blueprints but ended in a sharp critique of legal showmanship, the Supreme Court has delivered a...
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Dubey vs the Bench: Supreme Court Sets Date to Weigh Contempt Plea Over Explosive CJI Comments
The Supreme Court is gearing up to take a closer look at a plea demanding contempt proceedings against BJP MP Nishikant Dubey, whose recent public...
Flawed Probe, Solid Proof: Supreme Court Says Conviction Can Stand Despite Investigative Lapses
In a ruling that cuts through the fog of flawed police work, the Supreme Court has made it clear: a botched investigation doesn’t automatically sink...
No Escape in a Suit: Supreme Court Says Role, Not Title, Decides ESI Liability
In a judgment that cuts through the corporate fog of titles and job descriptions, the Supreme Court has drawn a firm line: if you control...
No Motive, No Escape: Supreme Court Rules Circumstantial Evidence Can Speak Louder Than Intent
The Supreme Court has drawn a sharp line through the old assumption that lack of motive is a reliable shield in murder trials. In a...
SC Blocks Heirs’ Backdoor Challenge to Family Settlement: No Recall, No Relief
In a clear-cut ruling that shuts the door on posthumous legal second-guessing, the Supreme Court has held that legal heirs cannot attack a compromise decree...
Supreme Court: Writ Courts Must Show Restraint in Deemed Conveyance Disputes Under MOFA
In a notable ruling concerning the Maharashtra Ownership Flats Act, 1963 (MOFA), the Supreme Court has held that High Courts should refrain from interfering with...
No Deed, No Right: Supreme Court Blocks Buyer’s Bid to Sue Over Property Not Yet Owned
In a clear-cut ruling that lays down the limits of a property buyer’s reach, the Supreme Court has shut the door on a proposed purchaser’s...
Supreme Court Steps Back on Virtual Court Access Dispute, Directs Petitioners to Approach High Court E-Committees
In a significant move on Thursday, the Supreme Court concluded its involvement in a case that emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic, which sought the right...
SC Narrows the Field: Only Five Voices to Challenge Controversial Waqf Law
In a bid to cut through courtroom clutter and keep proceedings streamlined, the Supreme Court has chosen just five lead petitions to be heard in...