Falling Tree Branch On Parked Autorickshaw Not A Motor Accident: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court held that injuries caused by a falling tree branch on a stationary autorickshaw do not automatically qualify as a motor vehicle accident. However, invoking Article 142, the Court enhanced compensation for the claimant, emphasizing that a proximate connection between the vehicle and accident is necessary.

Marriage Being Dead For All Practical Purposes Has To Be Nullified: Supreme Court Grants Divorce Under Article 142

The Supreme Court dissolved a marriage under Article 142 of the Constitution, holding that the relationship had irretrievably broken down and was “dead for all practical purposes.” The Court set aside decisions of the Family Court and Andhra Pradesh High Court while directing a comprehensive financial settlement.

Supreme Court Refuses Review, Upholds Mandatory TET Requirement for Pre-RTE Teachers

The Supreme Court refused to review its 2025 judgment directing in-service teachers recruited before the RTE Act, 2009, to obtain TET qualifications. The requirement applies to teachers with over five years of service left, who must clear TET within two years from September 1, 2025.

Big Relief for Yatin Oza: Supreme Court Keeps GHCAA President’s Gujarat HC Contempt Order in Abeyance

The Supreme Court has kept in abeyance the Gujarat High Court’s order convicting GHCAA president Yatin Oza for allegedly making scandalous remarks against the state judiciary. The conviction and sentence remain paused while the matter receives further consideration.

‘My Lord, Law and Order Will Deteriorate’: CJI Surya Kant Rejects Kapil Sibal’s Warning, Overrules Abhishek Singhvi in Explosive SIR Hearing

During the heated Special Intensive Revision (SIR) hearing, CJI Surya Kant dismissed Kapil Sibal’s warning about possible law and order issues and allowed phased publication of voter rolls. The Supreme Court also rejected objections raised by Abhishek Manu Singhvi and backed the Election Commission.

“It Will Divide Society, Have Very Dangerous Impact”: Supreme Court Stays New UGC Rules on Caste Discrimination

The Supreme Court of India has stayed the UGC’s 2026 Regulations on caste-based discrimination, warning that vague provisions could be misused and divide society. The Court directed that the 2012 Regulations will continue until further orders, citing serious constitutional and social concerns.

Continuance Of Marital Bond Would Only Prolong Agony: Supreme Court Ends Irretrievably Broken Marriage Under Article 142

Invoking Article 142, the Supreme Court dissolved an irretrievably broken marriage, holding that its continuance would only prolong agony. The Court granted divorce despite trial and High Court findings, stressing complete justice over rigid statutory grounds of law.

Such Kind Gestures Are Rare Now, We Appreciate It: Supreme Court Praises Woman Who Waived Alimony, Grants Mutual Consent Divorce

The Supreme Court granted a mutual consent divorce while praising the woman for voluntarily waiving alimony and all financial claims. The Bench remarked, “We appreciate this kind gesture, which is very rare nowadays,” acknowledging her fairness in the settlement.

Supreme Court Grants Interim Bail to Man Who Threatened Local Commissioner with Gun During Faridabad Inspection

The Supreme Court ordered interim release of the accused after his surrender and apology, directing him to deposit Rs 1 lakh with the Delhi High Court Lawyers’ Welfare Fund. The Bench warned that failure to pay would lead to automatic cancellation of bail.

“Love, Not Lust”: Supreme Court Quashes POCSO Conviction After Victim Marries Accused

In a rare move under Article 142, the Supreme Court set aside a man’s POCSO conviction, noting the relationship was driven by “love, not lust.” The court observed the couple is now married with a child and living a peaceful life.