Curtains Fall on ‘Dhurandhar’ Piracy Battle as Reliance Backs Out in Madras High Court
A legal offensive launched to shield the film Dhurandhar from digital pirates has quietly been folded up. On February 18, the Madras High Court allowed...
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Supreme Court of the United States Draws a Line: Tariff Power Belongs to Congress, Not the President
In a decision that reverberates far beyond Washington, the Supreme Court of the United States has ruled that former President Donald Trump overstepped constitutional limits...
No Pay, No Excuse: Delhi High Court Tells DDA to Clear Lawyer’s Dues With Interest
In a sharp rebuke to the Delhi Development Authority, the Delhi High Court has ordered the civic body to immediately clear long-pending professional fees owed...
Marriage Does Not Bar the Door: Orissa High Court Clears Man of Trespass in Consensual Relationship Case
In a ruling that draws a sharp line between criminal law and moral judgment, the Orissa High Court has acquitted a man who had been...
Apology Accepted, Tempers Cooled: Jharkhand High Court Closes Contempt Case After Courtroom Flashpoint
A courtroom clash that once ricocheted across social media has now been quietly folded back into the pages of legal history. The Jharkhand High Court...
No Keys, No Certificate: Supreme Court Says Builders Can’t Hand Over Homes Half-Ready
In a clear message to the real estate industry, the Supreme Court has ruled that a homebuyer cannot be forced to take possession of a...
Supreme Court Says Section 27 Recovery Can Seal Fate in Circumstantial Murder Case
The Supreme Court of India has reaffirmed the evidentiary weight of discoveries made on the basis of an accused person’s statement, holding that such recoveries...
Phone Silence Isn’t Guilt: Supreme Court Shields NDPS Accused From Forced Self-Incrimination
In a ruling that draws a sharp constitutional line, the Supreme Court of India has made it clear: cooperation with an investigation cannot be stretched...
Garbage Reckoning: Supreme Court Sounds National Alarm Ahead of 2026 Waste Rules
With mountains of trash rising and segregation norms still treated as optional, the Supreme Court has stepped in—this time with a warning that compliance will...
When the Clock Strikes Back: Supreme Court Tightens the Leash on Government Delays
The era of routine indulgence for government delay is fading. In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court of India sent a pointed reminder that limitation...
Court Backs Ed-Tech Rankings, Says Public Data Is Fair Game
The Delhi High Court has delivered a clear message to the education-tech sector: publicly available data can be used to rank universities — so long...
Filth at the Doorstep? Delhi High Court Says That’s an Article 21 Breach
In a sharp reminder that dignity is not optional, the Delhi High Court has ruled that planting an open garbage bin and a public urinal...