The Supreme Court set aside the Karnataka High Court’s bail order for Mohammed Kamran, finding the grant procedurally defective and remitting the matter for fresh consideration.
Read more →The Supreme Court upheld that a private person can file a Section 200 complaint for a Section 125‑A offence, rejecting the bar of Section 195(1) CrPC.
Read more →The Supreme Court held that the possession suit was barred by limitation, the plaintiffs were estopped, and Section 53A could not be invoked, dismissing the appeal.
Read more →The Supreme Court ruled that a Letters Patent Bench may set aside a writ Court’s order only on a clear error of law or jurisdiction, not merely on differing factual conclusions.
Read more →The Supreme Court set aside the Madhya Pradesh High Court’s quashing of a rape complaint, ordered the trial to proceed and granted anticipatory bail with conditions.
Read more →Supreme Court ordered Atibir Industries to pay an additional Rs 125 crore to the SBI‑appointed ARC, confirming the NPA classification and asset assignment.
Read more →The Supreme Court allowed the appeal, held the original Hakkupatra proved Balakrishna’s title and vacated the 1999 decree and subsequent orders.
Read more →The Supreme Court rejected an immediate total ban on firecrackers in Delhi‑NCR, imposing a temporary controlled framework for approved green crackers and scheduling a complete prohibition from 9 November 2026.
Read more →The Supreme Court held that the medical board’s disqualification on the basis of a squint eye was erroneous and ordered the appellant’s appointment as police constable without seniority.
Read more →The Supreme Court held that a UK divorce decree does not bar a bigamy prosecution under Section 494 IPC, but quashed the proceedings against the husband’s parents and his second wife.
Read more →The Supreme Court dismissed appeals and affirmed the High Court's direction to restore supply upon payment of half the assessed theft amount.
Read more →The Supreme Court allowed the Wakf Board’s appeal, restoring the permanent injunction over the 16‑acre Mafi Inam land and dismissing the contempt petitions.
Read more →The Supreme Court upheld the High Court’s condonation of a 423‑day delay but replaced the order to pay the plaintiff with a requirement to deposit the sum with the Court pending the final decision.
Read more →The Supreme Court dismissed the appellants’ claim, confirming that the State’s title to the jagir lands is indefeasible.
Read more →The Supreme Court set aside Rajasthan High Court’s adverse remarks on a District Judge‑cadre officer and ordered their expungement for violating natural justice.
Read more →The Supreme Court affirmed the convictions under Sections 302, 498‑A and 304‑B, rejecting the appellants’ challenge and ordering surrender to serve remaining sentences.
Read more →The Supreme Court ordered removal of adverse observations against an IPS officer in a High Court judgment while leaving the substantive decision unchanged.
Read more →The Court ordered the Union to implement uniform procedures, issue release certificates within 24 hours and provide financial assistance within seven days to rescued bonded labourers.
Read more →The Supreme Court set aside the High Court order and quashed the FIR and all related criminal proceedings against Piyush Narlawar.
Read more →The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal and affirmed the murder convictions, holding the spouses’ eyewitness accounts reliable despite gaps in the inquest report and medical timing evidence.
Read more →The Supreme Court held the Karnataka land acquisition void for lack of genuine public purpose and fraud, set aside the notifications and restored possession to the petitioners.
Read more →The Supreme Court dismissed the petition and directed Uttar Pradesh to compensate the acquitted petitioner for six years of unlawful detention.
Read more →The Supreme Court held that unpaid excise duty on closing stock kept in a bonded warehouse could not be added to income under Sec.43B read with Sec.145A.
Read more →The Supreme Court dismissed the Union's appeal and affirmed the Madras High Court's order granting bail to a Sri Lankan citizen accused under the UAPA.
Read more →The Supreme Court held that failure to serve a Section 143(2) notice invalidated the income‑tax reassessment and that Section 292BB does not bar the assessee from objecting.
Read more →The Supreme Court ordered both parallel trademark infringement suits to be transferred to the City Civil Court, Ahmedabad, consolidating the proceedings in a single forum.
Read more →The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal and confirmed that rheumatoid arthritis contracted during Operation Rakshak qualifies for a War Injury Pension under Category E(i) of the MoD Policy Letter.
Read more →The Supreme Court held that only the principal civil court can extend time under Section 29A, overturning the High Court’s order and dismissing the appeals.
Read more →The Supreme Court dismissed the application for clarification, holding that its earlier judgment does not extend to cases under the Maharashtra Money‑Lending Act.
Read more →The Supreme Court declared the Karnataka Validation Act 2022 unconstitutional and ordered the recruitment to be re‑notified with age relaxation, denying back wages or seniority.
Read more →The Supreme Court partially allowed the appeal, revoking the suspension of the teacher's sentence while leaving the suspension of other accused unchanged.
Read more →The Supreme Court held that life sentences for distinct offences tried together cannot be ordered to run consecutively and directed them to run concurrently.
Read more →The Supreme Court upheld the NCLAT’s finding that ECL Finance Ltd. is a related party of Palm Developers and therefore barred it from participating in the Committee of Creditors.
Read more →The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal, affirmed the conviction under Sec.13(1)(e) of the PC Act and ordered the appellant to surrender to serve the remaining term.
Read more →The Supreme Court overturned the High Court’s bail order, holding that oral communication of arrest grounds and a signed memo satisfied the statutory requirement.
Read more →The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal, holding it could not entertain factual clarifications and was confined to the certified substantial question of law.
Read more →The Supreme Court dismissed the appeals and upheld the income‑tax reassessment, finding the Section 148 notice satisfied the ‘reason to believe’ test.
Read more →The Supreme Court vacated the arbitral award, directing repayment with interest and each party to bear its own costs.
Read more →The Supreme Court held that no prima facie case existed and discharged the appellant of all charges under sections 376, 420, 493, 494 and 495.
Read more →The Supreme Court held the Electricity Tribunal exceeded its jurisdiction in reviewing the tariff order and restored the original order allowing depreciation and sinking‑fund recovery.
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