The Court was hearing a suo motu matter against the increasing incidents of infants, young children and the elderly falling prey to rabies. While it was dictating an order that the stray dogs in the National Capital Region be immediately moved to the dog sheltersRead More
The Allahabad High Court last week clarified that a Magistrate cannot issue a notice to a prospective accused under Section 223 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), without first recording the statements of the complainant and the witnesses, if any. Read More
The bench comprising Justices J.K. Maheshwari and Aravind Kumar granted relief to a bus driver employed with the Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC), who was prematurely terminated from service after acquiring colour blindness, without any attempt by the employer to identify or offer him an alternative employmentRead More
The case centered on a 4-acre 16-gunta agricultural land situated in Andhra Pradesh, originally owned by one Metpalli Ramanna who passed away before 1949. The property later devolved upon his son, Metpalli RajannaRead More
The bench noted after the Apex Court granted bail to the man on April 29, a trial court in Ghaziabad on May 27 issued a release order to the superintendent jailor to release the accused from custody upon execution of the personal bond, unless liable to be detained in some other matter. "After this order...Read More
Notably Section 39 (Display of the certificate of registration and other information by the clinical establishment) states, "Every clinical establishment shall display, in a conspicuous place in the clinical establishment in MalayalamRead More
The court was hearing a petition filed by a wife seeking direction to the Regional Passport Office to process her passport application. The wife had submitted that she got married in 2023 and had a daughter in 2024. While so, due to a matrimonial dispute, her husband had filed for dissolution of marriage, which was...Read More
The bench comprising Justices Sudhanshu Dhulia and K Vinod Chandran heard the case where the Respondent claimed ownership and protection from dispossession based on the 1982 sale agreement (“original agreement”) which was never registeredRead More
The Supreme Court held that just because money changed hands, it cannot be ipso facto presumed that the same was pursuant to a demand for illegal gratification. The Court dismissed an Appeal filed by the State of Lokayuktha Police,Read More
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