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Posted On: 10 December, 2024
In Hare Ram Yadav v. State of Bihar, the Supreme Court reduced the conviction of Hare Ram Yadav from Section 302 (murder) to Section 304 (culpable homicide) due to grave provocation. The Court ordered his immediate release, considering the time already served, and allowed him two weeks to pay any pending fines.
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Posted On: 07 December, 2024
In Yash Dodani & Ors. v. Union of India & Ors., the Supreme Court directed the Bar Council of India and CLAT Consortium to adopt technological measures like JAWS software and provide accommodations for disabled students, ensuring inclusivity and accessibility in legal examinations.
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Posted On: 07 December, 2024
On December 5, the Supreme Court eased Delhi’s GRAP from Stage-IV to Stage-II, citing improved AQI levels. The decision balances public health with economic activity, emphasizing adaptive pollution control and the need for continuous monitoring.
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Posted On: 06 December, 2024
The Supreme Court ruled that an authorized signatory is not a "drawer" under Sections 143A and 148 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, and cannot be held personally liable for dishonored cheques. This judgment reinforces strict interpretation of penal laws and limits undue personal liability in corporate matters.
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Posted On: 06 December, 2024
The Supreme Court emphasized the need for appropriate and reasonable bail conditions in rape cases to ensure justice and protect the dignity of survivors. It cautioned against imposing conditions that trivialize the offence or retraumatize the victim.
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Posted On: 05 December, 2024
The Jammu & Kashmir High Court reviewed an acquittal in a grievous hurt case, convicting the accused under Section 325 of the Ranbir Penal Code. Despite witness contradictions, the Court found sufficient evidence for the conviction but dismissed charges of attempted murder and trespassing, highlighting the importance of evaluating corroborative evidence.
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Posted On: 05 December, 2024
The Supreme Court's ruling emphasizes the accused's fundamental right to competent legal representation under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. It strengthens the provision of free legal aid at all critical stages of a trial, ensuring a fair and just process, and acquitted the defendant in this case.
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Posted On: 05 December, 2024
Through the above brief the basic idea about the dowry system and the negative effect upon women has been mentioned, also the other side of this system has been summarized which are also a crucial part to sustain natural justice within the nation as it is a democratic country. Hon. Supreme Court also has emphasized the importance and presented effective guidelines to prevent arrests (mentionedinArnesh Kumar V. State of Bihar). If it was the topic about only dowry system or death it will become the singular side of the coin but on the other side there are still some inequity and injustice which has become more and more grievous for the family of in-laws to bear. We have to maintain the equilibrium between both, the only the adequate investigation can lead to sufficient judgement provided by law and order.
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Posted On: 05 December, 2024
The mutualdivorce petition involving child custody has created a parameter, which has been created just to protect such child who is innocent and has no part in this chaos. It becomes the duty of the law to suffice the arrangements which is most important part of the society as a Human
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Posted On: 05 December, 2024
Swiggy has been granted permission by the Bangalore Civil Court to assign third-party rights on its ESOPs, after initially being restrained following a former employee's challenge. The ruling allows Swiggy to move forward with its ESOP plans, benefiting 5,000 employees, including 500 who became crorepatis after the IPO listing.
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Posted On: 05 December, 2024
The idea of treating the perjury as an offense has given a process through whichcan have far-reaching consequences on the judicial proceeding. The provisions and the landmark cases have underscored the importance of addressing this and also to uphold the integrity of legal system in the society. Also,it is crucial for individuals involved in judicial proceedings to process the grievousness of the perjury and the potential legal repercussions of providing false statement.
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Posted On: 05 December, 2024
The Madras High Court dismissed a petition seeking to ban funeral processions through residential streets, calling the plea inhumane and discriminatory. The court imposed a fine of ₹25,000, emphasizing that funeral processions are a fundamental right and public streets are meant for all residents, regardless of community or caste
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