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Interpreting 'Cannabis (Hemp)' Under the NDPS Act: A Critical Analysis of Sunil Kumar Singh V. State of Jharkhand
Mutation Notice Counts as Knowledge: Supreme Court Holds Delayed Probate Revocation Plea Barred by Limitation
Blacklisting cannot follow mechanically from a valid contract termination; it demands independent application of mind and a specific show-cause notice satisfying audi alteram partem.
Civil and Criminal Remedies May Coexist, But Criminal Law Cannot be Invoked after an Inordinate and Unexplained Delay: Supreme Court
Homemakers as Nation Builders: Supreme Court Recognises Loss of Domestic Care as a Distinct Head of Compensation
Kerala High Court Madhu Lynching Case Marakkar v. State of Kerala & Connected Cases
A party that seeks registration of a trademark cannot subsequently contend that the same mark is merely descriptive in order to defeat a trademark infringement action.
Accused has Absolute to use Section 161 Statements to Contradict withnesses during Cross-Examination: Kerala High Court
Medical Negligence of the Highest order: NCDRC Holds Surgeon Liable for Removal of Healthy Kidney
Admission of claim by RP is a mere administrative act and does not extend limitation as acknowledgment of debt.
No Vested Right to Appointment Arises Merely from Position in a Select List: An Analysis of the Supreme Court's Decision in State of Karnataka v. Santhosh Kumar C. (2026 INSC 276) on the Scope and Limits of Select Lists in Statutory Recruitment under the Karnataka Gazetted Probationers Rules, 1997
Contractual Bars & Arbitral Interest: Supreme Court Clarifies Limits of Arbitrator's Power
State of Himachal Pradesh v. Surat Singh
Om Sakthi Sekar v V.Sukumar & Ors
Independent Streedhan Claims Under Section 27 of the Hindu Marriage Act Cannot Stand: Law Limits the Adjudication of Stridhan Claims Strictly with the Substantive Claim Under the HMA
Independent Streedhan Claims Under Section 27 of the Hindu Marriage Act Cannot Stand: Law Limits the Adjudication of Stridhan Claims Strictly with the Substantive Claim Under the HMA..
Supreme Court Confirms Broad POSH ICC Jurisdiction: Aggrieved Women Can Lodge Complaints Against Employees of Other Departments Before Their Own Workplace ICC
Supreme Court Clarifies the Boundary Between Arbitral Interpretation and Judicial Review
Allahabad High Court restores dignity to maintenance law, sets aside denial of maintenance to wife and minor child and orders fresh determination
Supreme Court Strikes Down Biased Arbitrator Appointments: Chairman-Appointed Sole Arbitrator of Aai held Legally ineligible under section 12(5)
Courts may waive the one-year separation requirement under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act and grant immediate mutual consent divorce in appropriate cases.
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Interpreting 'Cannabis (Hemp)' Under the NDPS Act: A Critical Analysis of Sunil Kumar Singh V. State of Jharkhand
Mutation Notice Counts as Knowledge: Supreme Court Holds Delayed Probate Revocation Plea Barred by Limitation
Blacklisting cannot follow mechanically from a valid contract termination; it demands independent application of mind and a specific show-cause notice satisfying audi alteram partem.
Civil and Criminal Remedies May Coexist, But Criminal Law Cannot be Invoked after an Inordinate and Unexplained Delay: Supreme Court
Homemakers as Nation Builders: Supreme Court Recognises Loss of Domestic Care as a Distinct Head of Compensation
Kerala High Court Madhu Lynching Case Marakkar v. State of Kerala & Connected Cases
A party that seeks registration of a trademark cannot subsequently contend that the same mark is merely descriptive in order to defeat a trademark infringement action.
Accused has Absolute to use Section 161 Statements to Contradict withnesses during Cross-Examination: Kerala High Court
Medical Negligence of the Highest order: NCDRC Holds Surgeon Liable for Removal of Healthy Kidney
Admission of claim by RP is a mere administrative act and does not extend limitation as acknowledgment of debt.
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