You Had No Mandate to Enter Somebody’s House: Karnataka High Court Slams MVI Over Lamborghini Seizure

The Karnataka High Court quashed proceedings over alleged Lamborghini tax evasion, with Justice M Nagaprasanna rebuking an inspector for illegal seizure, ordering inquiry, stressing officials must act within law.

Karnataka High Court Quashes FIR Against Sri Sri Ravi Shankar: ‘No Material Evidence’ in Land Encroachment Case

The Karnataka High Court quashed the FIR against Sri Sri Ravi Shankar in a Bengaluru land encroachment case, finding no material evidence against him. The Court held that criminal proceedings cannot continue without proper proof linking the accused to the alleged offence.

Act of Vengeance Aimed at Causing Harassment and Humiliation: Bombay High Court Quashes 16-Year-Old SC/ST Case Against Lawyer

The Bombay High Court quashed a 2010 SC/ST Act case against Virendranath B. Tiwari, with Justice Ashwin D. Bhobe holding FIR allegations lacked offence ingredients under SC/ST Act and IPC, dismissing proceedings.

Consensual Relationship Cannot Be Termed Rape Later: Allahabad High Court Quashes Case From Broken Relationship

The Allahabad High Court quashed rape proceedings based on an alleged false promise of marriage, ruling that a long-term consensual relationship between adults cannot later be treated as rape merely because the relationship did not culminate in marriage.

Kerala High Court Quashes Case Against Actress Shwetha Menon, Cites Complaint Filed to Damage Her Reputation

The Kerala High Court quashed criminal proceedings against Malayalam actress Shwetha Menon over allegations of appearing in obscene films and advertisements. Justice C. S. Dias allowed her plea to set aside the FIR and related case.

“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.

Big Relief for Gautam Gambhir Foundation: Delhi High Court Quashes COVID Drug Hoarding Case

The Delhi High Court has dropped all criminal charges against the Gautam Gambhir Foundation over alleged illegal stocking of COVID-19 medicines during the second wave. The court found no proof of black marketing or misuse of drugs distributed in public interest.

Supreme Court Upholds Divorce Decree, Quashes 498A Case Against Ex-Spouse

The Supreme Court of India, using Article 142, stopped criminal proceedings under IPC Section 498A, addressing mental cruelty by a wife against her ex-husband and relatives, filed six months post-divorce. The court highlighted the exhaustive consideration of the couple’s marital issues during divorce proceedings, deciding that perpetuating the legal battle through criminal proceedings would serve no constructive purpose.