“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.

Desire To End Hostilities And A Return To Peace Is Not Sedition: Himachal Pradesh HC Says Mere Slogan Not A Crime

The Himachal Pradesh High Court held that merely wishing for peace and ending hostility between India and Pakistan does not amount to sedition. Justice Rakesh Kainthla observed this while granting bail to Abhishek Singh Bhardwaj in the present case.

Tenancy After Tenant’s Death Goes First to Spouse, Not Children: Himachal Pradesh High Court

The Himachal Pradesh High Court has clarified that tenancy rights after a tenant’s death devolve first upon the surviving spouse, not the children. The ruling reinforces succession hierarchy and strengthens protections for landlords in eviction disputes.

Freedom to Profess, Practice and Propagate Religion Cannot be Taken Away by Passing Blanket Order: Himachal Pradesh High Court

The Himachal Pradesh High Court rules that citizens’ right to profess, practice, and propagate religion cannot be curtailed by blanket orders. The judgment emphasizes freedom of faith while maintaining public order.

Shimla Losing Its Walking Culture: Himachal Pradesh High Court Slams Traffic Chaos, Illegal Parking and Garbage Mismanagement

The Himachal Pradesh High Court slammed Shimla’s traffic chaos, illegal parking, and garbage mismanagement, warning that the hill town is losing its walking culture and urgently needs restoration.

Taking Photos of a Woman Doesn’t Always Mean Stalking, Rules Himachal Pradesh High Court

The Himachal Pradesh High Court granted anticipatory bail to a businessman, ruling that taking photos of a woman without repeated contact or following does not meet the legal definition of stalking under BNS Section 78. The case involved allegations of intimidation against a pollution control officer.

HP Land Revenue Act 1954 | Himachal Pradesh HC Strikes Down Section 163-A: “No More Regularisation of Encroachments on Govt Land”

Himachal Pradesh High Court strikes down Section 163-A of the HP Land Revenue Act 1954, declaring it unconstitutional and ending the regularisation of encroachments on government land across the state.

“No LLB Without Graduation,” Rules Himachal Pradesh High Court, Rejects Law Graduate’s Enrolment

Himachal Pradesh High Court held that LLB admission without prior graduation violates Legal Education Rules, 2008. Bar Council’s refusal to enrol Inderpal Singh as advocate upheld.

Old Mist vs. Old Monk: Himachal HC Halts Sale Over Trademark Clash

Himachal Pradesh High Court stops sale of Old Mist rum citing similarity with Old Monk Coffee Rum. Court finds prima facie trademark infringement and risk of public confusion.

Himachal Pradesh HC: “Doctors Are Not Slaves & Cannot Be Compelled to Serve Against Their Wishes”

Himachal Pradesh HC declared, “Doctors are not slaves & cannot be compelled to serve against their wishes,” while directing the state to issue NOC to Dr. Pankaj Sharma, who was denied permission to pursue DNB SS Oncology.