The Oxford dictionary defines defamation as “the act of damaging someone’s reputation by saying or writing bad or false things about them.” This term frequently appears in news reports and is sometimes... Read more »
In a highly unusual sequence of events, the Delhi High Court recently utilized its own initiative to transform a public interest litigation (PIL) petition into a review plea challenging a trial court’s... Read more »
Have you ever experienced being denied water service at a restaurant or hotel? Have they insisted that you must make a purchase, or even asked for payment for such a basic request?... Read more »
The Madhya Pradesh High Court held the editor of a Hindi newspaper in Gwalior guilty under the Contempt of Courts Act. The court imposed a fine of ₹1 lakh on him for... Read more »
On July 11, 2006, seven bombs exploded in the coaches of different local trains in Mumbai, killing 189 people and wounding 824 others. Ansari and other defendants in the bombing case were... Read more »
In a landmark decision, the Allahabad High Court ruled that the registration of a will is unnecessary in Uttar Pradesh. The Genesis of This Matter Since August 23, 2004, the state government... Read more »
The Bombay High Court determined that a student was wrongfully admitted to an MBBS degree program at a renowned college in Mumbai in 2012 under the OBC category using a non-creamy layer... Read more »
Justice Sanjiv Khanna, the senior judge among the two who granted interim bail to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, is also in line to become the next Chief Justice of India after... Read more »
The Chief Justice of India, D.Y. Chandrachud, is expected to participate in the J20 Summit being held in Brazil. The J20 Summit gathers presidents from the Supreme and Constitutional Courts of G20... Read more »
A legal justice non-profit, iProbono, conducted a study revealing alarming statistics: over the span of six years, 9,681 children have been unjustly confined in adult prisons in India. Titled “Incarceration of Children... Read more »