The Supreme Court has referred the question of enhancing compensation under conventional heads to a Larger Bench, expressing doubt whether the 10 percent triennial increase fixed in Pranay Sethi should apply retrospectively to pre-2017 accidents, motor accident claims nationwide.
The Supreme Court of India today dismissed a petition challenging new criminal laws due to casual filing and pending implementation. The laws aim to modernize the justice system and emphasize justice over punishment, addressing crimes against women, children, and terrorism. Concerns were raised about police custody, handcuffing, property seizure, trial fairness, and electronic evidence admissibility.
Today(on 19th April), The Supreme Court of India has reserved its judgment on the legality of downloading and viewing child pornography under the current legal framework, challenging a prior decision by the Madras High Court. The case involves complex legal interpretations surrounding the possession and intent of child pornography, sparking a broader societal discussion on youth pornography addiction and exploitation.
