Delhi High Court Grants Bail To Activist Khurram Parvez After More Than Four Years In NIA Custody

The Delhi High Court granted bail to Kashmiri human rights activist Khurram Parvez, who had been in NIA custody since November 2021. Setting aside the trial court’s December 2024 order, the Court allowed his appeal and directed his release subject to conditions.

Liberty of an Individual Is Not a Trivial Matter: Supreme Court Awards Rs.11 Lakh to Prisoner Kept in Jail 24 Days Beyond Parole Order

The Supreme Court awarded Rs 11 lakh compensation to a prisoner unlawfully kept in custody for 24 days beyond the legally permissible period, holding that wrongful deprivation of personal liberty constitutes a serious violation of Article 21 and undermines the constitutional guarantee of fundamental rights.

Big Relief for Lawyers: Supreme Court Allows Bar Association Office-Bearers to Contest Bar Council Polls

The Supreme Court of India approved an amendment to election rules issued by the Bar Council of India, allowing Bar Association office-bearers to contest State Bar Council elections without resigning from their positions first in a major relief.

Woman Striving for Self-Sufficiency Shouldn’t Compromise Motherhood: Bombay HC Grants Maternity Pay Relief to Doctor

The Bombay High Court granted maternity pay relief to a doctor and emphasised that working women must not be forced to compromise on motherhood. It said, “a woman striving for self-sufficiency should not have to sacrifice her caregiving role.”

GST Recovery Illegal Without GSTAT, Pre-Deposit Must Be Refunded: Karnataka High Court

The Karnataka High Court ordered State tax authorities to refund GST collected from Divyasree Tarbus Builders Private Limited, retaining only the mandatory deposit under Section 112 CGST Act, granting relief under Circular No. 224/18/2024-GST pending GST Appellate Tribunal constitution.

Unable to Specify When I Will Return to India: Vijay Mallya Tells Bombay High Court

Fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya told the Bombay High Court that he is “unable to specify when I will return to India” from the UK, while responding to the Court’s query during the hearing of his plea challenging the FEO Act, 2018.

Registration of Marriage Does Not Remove Exceptional Hardship Where It Was Never Consummated: Delhi HC

The Delhi High Court set aside a Family Court order denying waiver of the mandatory one-year waiting period for mutual consent divorce. A bench of Justices Vivek Chaudhary and Renu Bhatnagar held that forcing a non-consummated marriage causes hardship.

Return to India If You Want Us to Hear Your Case: Bombay High Court Warns Vijay Mallya

The Bombay High Court expressed disapproval of Vijay Mallya’s attempts to seek judicial relief while remaining in the United Kingdom as a fugitive. It told him, “Return to India if you want us to hear your case today.”

Making Scurrilous Allegations Against Judges When Orders Aren’t Favourable Must Be Deprecated: CJI Gavai

Today, On 10th November, Chief Justice BR Gavai, during a contempt hearing in the N. Peddi Raju case, condemned the rising trend of scandalous allegations against judges over unfavourable rulings, stressing that such scurrilous attacks on the judiciary must be strongly deprecated.