“Let Him Repent, A Judicial Officer Cannot Shout At The High Court”: Supreme Court Won’t Stay Contempt Case Over Bombay HC Outburst

The Supreme Court declined to stay contempt proceedings against a Maharashtra judicial officer who allegedly shouted at the Bombay High Court, remarking “let him repent” and calling the conduct “gross indiscipline,” while issuing notice on his plea and asking the High Court not to finalise the matter before the next date. New Delhi: The Supreme […]

Supreme Court Rejects Abu Salem’s Bid For Early Release In 1993 Bombay Blasts Case

The Supreme Court dismissed Abu Salem’s plea seeking premature release in the 1993 Bombay serial blasts case, rejecting his contention that earned remission and undertrial custody should count towards the 25-year cap flowing from India’s extradition assurances to Portugal. New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed a plea filed by Abu Salem, sentenced to […]

Possession Does Not End Rights, Homebuyer Can Seek Compensation for Delayed Delivery: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that homebuyers can approach consumer forums for compensation over delayed possession even after taking flat possession. The Court set aside the NCDRC order and held that arbitration clauses cannot prevent buyers from seeking remedies against real estate developers for deficient services.

What Kind Of A Son Are You?, Go And Take Care Of Your Father: Supreme Court Slams Son Fighting Property Battle With Elderly Parent

The Supreme Court dismissed a Rajasthan man’s plea challenging an eviction order under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007, while strongly criticising his dispute with his elderly father and urging him to care for and support his parent.

My God! You’re A Girlfriend Killer: Justice Vikram Nath’s Sharp Remark While Refusing Bail To Murder Accused

The Supreme Court refused to entertain a bail plea in a Meerut double murder case, with Justice Vikram Nath comparing the allegations to an Ajay Devgn film. The Court made strong observations against the accused, who allegedly killed a woman and her father over one-sided love.

Protected Areas Cannot Be Allowed To Be Encroached: Supreme Court Orders Eviction Of Encroachers From Agasthyamalai Landscape

The Supreme Court directed preparation of a time-bound eviction plan to remove encroachments from the Agasthyamalai ecological landscape and ordered disciplinary and legal action against 118 serving and retired government servants identified as encroachers, stressing the constitutional duty to protect fragile ecosystems and endangered wildlife.

No Senior Advocate Is Permitted to Appear in My Court During Vacation Sitting, Let Young Lawyers Come: Justice Vikram Nath

A heated exchange unfolded in the Supreme Court after a Bench of Justice Vikram Nath and Justice PB Varale refused to allow senior advocates to appear during partial working days. Justice Nath remarked, “Let young lawyers come. No senior advocate is permitted to appear in my court.”

‘Local Communities Must Support Sanctuary Protection Efforts’: Supreme Court Directs States In Chambal Mining Matter

The Supreme Court issued directions to Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh to curb illegal sand mining around the National Chambal Sanctuary, stressing protection of ecologically sensitive habitats and endangered wildlife while addressing socio-economic causes behind rampant mining activities in the Chambal region.

Even If People Know English, They Don’t Want To Speak It: Supreme Court While Hearing Divorce Transfer Plea from Kerala to Punjab

The Supreme Court of India said about Keralites that “Even if they know English, they don’t want to speak it,” the observation came while hearing a plea to transfer divorce case from Kerala to Punjab in the court today.

Supreme Court Grants Interim Relief, Allows Chhattisgarh Court Worker to Continue LL.B Third-Year Exams

The Supreme Court granted interim relief to a Chhattisgarh court employee, permitting him to appear for the remaining third-year LL.B. exam papers as a regular student. The Court allowed this despite clear restrictions imposed under his service rules.