“Procedure is a Handmaiden, Not Mistress of Justice”: Supreme Court Allows Changes in Criminal Complaints Without Prejudice

The Supreme Court ruled that courts can permit amendments in criminal complaints if they don’t harm the accused. It reaffirmed that procedural rules must serve justice, not obstruct it.

SCBA Election Irregularities Raised in Supreme Court: Senior Advocate Dr. Adish Aggarwala Seeks Action, Refers To Special Bench

The Supreme Court heard concerns from Senior Advocate Dr. Adish Aggarwala about irregularities in the Supreme Court Bar Association elections, including alleged extra votes. Justice Surya Kant suggested waiting for a special bench to review the matter, emphasizing no immediate urgency. If proven, allegations could lead to election annulment.

Justice Bhat Bids Adieu to the Supreme Court Amidst Warm Farewells

Justice Sripathi Ravindra Bhat, a distinguished judge of the Supreme Court, marked his retirement with a heartfelt farewell speech, reflecting on his illustrious career and the values that guided him. The event, organized by the Supreme Court Bar Association, was a testament to his significant contributions to the Indian judiciary. Justice Bhat expressed profound gratitude […]