Calling Husband Impotent Is Not Defamation if Supported by Medical Evidence: Allahabad High Court

The Allahabad High Court held that calling a husband “impotent” does not constitute defamation when supported by medical evidence, setting aside a summoning order after observing the wife acted in good faith and without malice, while criticising the trial court for inadequate factual assessment.

What Will Happen to the Rights of the Victims?: Supreme Court Refuses FIR Clubbing, Bats For Victim-Centric Approach

The Supreme Court of India refused to club 53 FIRs across seven states in a ₹49-crore investment scam case, questioning “What will happen to the rights of the victims,” while rejecting pleas filed by accused Upendra Nath Mishra and Kali Prasad Mishra.

Statement Was Uncalled For : Calcutta HC Slams Abhishek Banerjee’s Godfather From Delhi Remark, Grants Interim Relief

The Calcutta High Court restrained West Bengal Police from taking coercive action against Abhishek Banerjee till July 31 over remarks allegedly targeting Amit Shah, while directing Banerjee to cooperate with the investigation and seek permission before travelling abroad.

Can a Party Be Disqualified?: Madras High Court Issues Notice On PIL Alleging TVK Of Using Children To Sway Voters 

The Madras High Court sought a response from the Election Commission of India on allegations that Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam used children during the 2026 Tamil Nadu election campaign, while questioning whether a political party itself could face disqualification for corrupt practices.

No Coercive Steps Against TMC MLA Paresh Ram Das Without Court Permission: Calcutta High Court restrains WB Police Until June 2026

The Calcutta High Court restrained West Bengal Police from taking coercive action against Paresh Ram Das in six criminal cases, directing investigations to continue lawfully while granting interim protection till June 30, 2026, subject to cooperation with investigators.

Further Investigation Carried Out By Police Without A Court’s Prior Permission Cannot Be Treated As Legally Valid: Allahabad High Court

The Allahabad High Court held that police cannot conduct further investigation without prior court permission and clarified that taking cognizance twice in the same criminal case after commencement of trial proceedings is legally impermissible, while deciding a plea filed by Syed Mohammad Hamza.

Garam Masala Mistaken for Heroin, Man Jailed: MP High Court Awards Rs.10 Lakh Compensation

The Madhya Pradesh High Court awarded Rs 10 lakh compensation to a businessman jailed for 57 days after airport screening equipment allegedly misidentified aamchur powder and garam masala as narcotic substances, highlighting serious deficiencies in forensic infrastructure and airport narcotics detection mechanisms.

Was The Tamil Nadu Trust Vote Fixed?: Supreme Court Petition Seeks CBI Investigation Into Alleged Corruption in Vijay’s TN Assembly Floor Test

A petition before the Supreme Court of India sought a court-monitored Central Bureau of Investigation probe into alleged corruption and horse-trading during Vijay’s Tamil Nadu Assembly trust vote, with petitioner K K Ramesh claiming the floor test violated democratic principles.

Delhi Riots Case| We Are With You: Supreme Court Tells Accused Tasleem Ahmed and Khalid Saifi

The Supreme Court of India made prima facie observations favouring accused Tasleem Ahmed and Khalid Saifi while hearing bail pleas in the Delhi riots larger conspiracy case under the UAPA before adjourning further consideration.

Frame Policy for Speedy Refund of Court Fees Within Four Months: Delhi High Court Directs State Government 

The Delhi High Court directed the Delhi government to frame a policy within four months for speedy refund of court fees after dispute settlements, observing that the absence of a codified mechanism causes unnecessary hardship and procedural delays for litigants seeking refunds under the Court Fees Act.