Recent reports from Indian courts, with their original court documents.
Supreme Court—Civil Appeal—Trade Marks Act, 1999, s.134 and Commercial Courts Act, 2015, ss.3, 21—Issue whether notification constituting Civil Judge (Senior Division) as Commercial Court overrides...
Supreme Court, criminal appeal—UAPA—validity of second extension of time under Section 43-D(2)(b) UAPA read with Section 167(2) CrPC for filing charge-sheet; extension justified by pending...
In Civil Appeals, Supreme Court held that bidder lacked mandatory specialised experience of collecting user charges/parking fees under Clause 9(c)(a); cattle-fair experience and unsubstantiated experience...
Supreme Court—Criminal Appeal—accused arrested in BNS/POCSO case without written grounds and produced beyond 24 hours—violation of Articles 22(1) and 22(2) rendered arrest unconstitutional; re-arrest requires...
Supreme Court—Civil Appeals—fire insurance claim—repudiation on grounds of breach of Policy Conditions Nos. 6 and 8—surveyors’ reports disclosing suspicious fire, inflated stock and false declarations—Sections...
Supreme Court—Civil Appeal—Land Acquisition Act, 1894, s.28A—application for redetermination based on High Court appellate enhancement after rejection of s.18 reference—held, limitation runs from Reference...
New Delhi — The Supreme Court has ordered a fresh Special Investigation Team probe into the 2012 rape and murder of a 17-year-old student near...
New Delhi — The Supreme Court has referred to a larger Bench a conflict over which court may hear trademark infringement suits after State notifications...
New Delhi — The Supreme Court has ruled that a court cannot declare a criminal investigation complete merely because a prosecution filing says enough evidence...
New Delhi — The Supreme Court has held that a higher financial offer cannot rescue a bidder who fails a mandatory experience condition. A Ludhiana...
New Delhi — The Supreme Court has ruled that police cannot re-arrest a person released from unconstitutional detention without first obtaining a Magistrate’s approval. The...
New Delhi — The Supreme Court has upheld New India Assurance Company’s repudiation of a fire claim, finding that the insured used false statements and...
