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    Can Kiss Emojis Become Evidence in Divorce Cases?: J&K HC Rejects Wife's Plea Against Family Court Question
    Can Kiss Emojis Become Evidence in Divorce Cases?: J&K HC Rejects Wife's Plea Against Family Court Question
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    Can Kiss Emojis Become Evidence in Divorce Cases?: J&K HC Rejects Wife’s Plea Against Family Court Question

    The Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court refused to delete a family court issue questioning whether a doctor’s wife sent kiss emojis to another man, in an ongoing divorce case alleging cruelty. The wife had challenged the issue and sought an additional question on the maintainability of the divorce petition, but the High Court declined to interfere.

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    Recognition of Puberty Marriage Under Muslim Personal Law Can’t Extend to Live-in Relationships: Allahabad High Court
    Recognition of Puberty Marriage Under Muslim Personal Law Can’t Extend to Live-in Relationships: Allahabad High Court
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    Recognition of Puberty Marriage Under Muslim Personal Law Can’t Extend to Live-in Relationships: Allahabad High Court

    The Allahabad High Court held that although some schools of Muslim personal law allow marriage once a person attains puberty, this recognition cannot extend to a live-in relationship. The court clarified that such relationships remain outside recognised boundaries.

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    Defection vs Merger: What If Raghav Chadha Joins BJP | Constitutional and Doctrinal Analysis
    Defection vs Merger: What If Raghav Chadha Joins BJP | Constitutional and Doctrinal Analysis
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    What If Raghav Chadha Joins BJP?: Defection vs Merger| Constitutional and Doctrinal Analysis

    The debate over whether Raghav Chadha and other AAP MPs moving to the Bharatiya Janata Party amounts to defection or a merger raises key constitutional issues under the Tenth Schedule, requiring careful legal analysis by courts and scholars.

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    Concentrate on the Profession: Supreme Court Slams Advocate for Filing 25 PILs
    Concentrate on the Profession: Supreme Court Slams Advocate for Filing 25 PILs
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    Concentrate on the Profession: Supreme Court Slams Advocate for Filing 25 PILs

    The Supreme Court refused to take up 25 PILs filed by advocate Sachin Gupta and urged him to prioritise his legal practice. CJI Surya Kant said, “Concentrate on profession; we will examine all matters when time is right.”

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    Supreme Court Rejects National Highways Authority of India Plea To Apply 2019 Solatium Judgment Prospectively
    Supreme Court Rejects National Highways Authority of India Plea To Apply 2019 Solatium Judgment Prospectively
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    Supreme Court Rejects National Highways Authority of India Plea To Apply 2019 Solatium Judgment Prospectively

    Today, On 25th March, The Supreme Court of India has dismissed the plea of National Highways Authority of India seeking prospective application of the 2019 ruling that struck down excluding landowners from solatium and interest. The Court reaffirmed that landowners deserve compensation.

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    Confiscation Proceedings Do Not Automatically Come To An End Against Relatives After Death Of Public Servant: Supreme Court
    Confiscation Proceedings Do Not Automatically Come To An End Against Relatives After Death Of Public Servant: Supreme Court
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    Confiscation Proceedings Do Not Automatically Come To An End Against Relatives After Death Of Public Servant: Supreme Court

    The Supreme Court of India held that confiscation proceedings under the Bihar Special Courts Act do not automatically end when a public servant dies. Especially if assets stand in names of relatives who were also parties to proceedings.

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    Court Not Bound to Direct FIR Registration Merely Because the Victim Belongs to the SC/ST Community: Allahabad High Court
    Court Not Bound to Direct FIR Registration Merely Because the Victim Belongs to the SC/ST Community: Allahabad High Court
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    Court Not Bound to Direct FIR Registration Merely Because the Victim Belongs to the SC/ST Community: Allahabad High Court

    The Allahabad High Court held that a Special Court or Magistrate is not obliged to order FIR registration merely because an applicant from the Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe community files an application under Section 173(4) of BNSS.

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    High Courts Cannot Unsettle The Finality Of Apex Court Orders : Supreme Court
    High Courts Cannot Unsettle The Finality Of Apex Court Orders : Supreme Court
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    High Courts Cannot Unsettle The Finality Of Apex Court Orders : Supreme Court

    Supreme Court ruled that High Courts cannot disturb the finality of Apex Court orders. It added that non-parties affected by a judgment in rem may seek appropriate remedies in service matters.

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    One Incident Of Slapping Wife Once For Staying At Parental Home Without Informing Is Not Cruelty: Gujarat High Court
    One Incident Of Slapping Wife Once For Staying At Parental Home Without Informing Is Not Cruelty: Gujarat High Court
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    One Incident Of Slapping Wife Once For Staying At Parental Home Without Informing Is Not Cruelty: Gujarat High Court

    The Gujarat High Court set aside the man’s conviction for cruelty and abetment, stating that a single incident of slapping his wife for staying at her parental home without informing was not cruelty while acquitting him in law.

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    SUPREME COURT MONTHLY RECAP: January 2026
    SUPREME COURT MONTHLY RECAP: January 2026
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    SUPREME COURT MONTHLY RECAP: January 2026

    As we step into February 2026, it’s essential to reflect on the Supreme Court’s most impactful judicial pronouncements in January 2026. This monthly recap below lists a series of significant rulings that have shaped legal discourse across various domains.

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