“Vote If Cleared!” Supreme Court Allows Last-Minute Voter Inclusion in West Bengal Polls

The Supreme Court of India ruled that voters cleared by tribunals up to 2 days before polling can cast their vote in West Bengal elections. However, those with pending appeals will not be allowed to vote, ensuring clarity in the electoral process.

‘We Invoke Article 142’: Supreme Court of India Orders Women’s Reservation in SCAORA Governing Body

The Supreme Court directed reservation of key posts for women lawyers in SCAORA to boost gender representation. Invoking Article 142, the Court mandated reserved positions in upcoming elections with consensus from all parties.

Foreign Divorce Not Valid in India? Supreme Court Says ‘Irretrievable Breakdown’ Not Enough Under HMA

The Supreme Court ruled that a US divorce granted on “irretrievable breakdown of marriage” is not valid under the Hindu Marriage Act. However, using Article 142, the Court granted divorce to the couple after 18 years of separation.

“Courts Are Not Battlefields for Broken Marriages,” Says Supreme Court While Stressing Mediation

The Supreme Court has warned warring couples against using courts to settle personal scores, saying such litigation chokes the justice system. Emphasising mediation, the Court urged early reconciliation in matrimonial disputes instead of prolonged civil and criminal battles.

“Justice Must Serve Welfare”: Supreme Court Quashes Attempt to Murder Case After Husband Assures Care for Wife and Child

The Supreme Court of India quashed a criminal case under Section 307 IPC against a husband after he gave a written undertaking to care for his wife and child. Exercising powers under Article 142, the Court held that family welfare and responsible settlement can sometimes serve justice better than continuing criminal trials.