When a Dismissed Suit Isn’t the Endgame: Supreme Court Says Appeals Still Carry Firepower
In a sharp correction of the legal compass, the Supreme Court has declared that a dismissed suit does not leave an appellate court powerless. Even...
Recent reports from Indian courts, with their original court documents.
In a sharp correction of the legal compass, the Supreme Court has declared that a dismissed suit does not leave an appellate court powerless. Even...
In a courtroom that has seen its share of financial labyrinths, the long-running Sandesara–Sterling loan scandal took a sharply unexpected turn. Two key accused—Hemant S....
In a crisp course-correction, the Supreme Court has held that an advocate’s simple announcement of having “no instructions” is not the same as walking away...
In the quiet churn of judicial transitions, a fresh steward has taken charge of the country’s legal aid machinery. Justice Vikram Nath, sitting judge of...
In a judgment that sliced clean through an old nautical knot, the Delhi High Court wiped out rank-based retirement distinctions in the Indian Coast Guard,...
In a verdict that rattles the walls of industrial sheds across Kerala, the High Court has ruled that those lumbering forklifts and towering cranes tucked...
In a ruling that reads like a sharp reminder of what a uniform truly represents, the Delhi High Court has upheld the compulsory retirement of...
In a ruling that slices through procedural clutter, the Supreme Court has declared that landlords don’t need to circle back and file a fresh Section...
The country’s highest court has sketched a sharp boundary in the ongoing debate over eligibility norms for judicial appointments. Those who entered the judicial ranks...
The country’s highest court has finally drawn a red line where Rajasthan looked away for far too long. After decades of toxic discharge and bureaucratic...
In Indore’s quiet Mhow cantonment, an old family home has found an unexpected guardian. The Madhya Pradesh High Court stepped in and pressed the brakes...
The Delhi High Court has delivered a sharp reminder: the grace of an adjournment or a brief pass-over is a privilege extended by the Bench—never...