‘Marriage Should Not Be Taken Lightly’: Allahabad High Court Protects Divorced Couple Who Remarried After Mutual Divorce

The Allahabad High Court extended protection to a couple who obtained a mutual-consent divorce but later remarried for the sake of their two children, while observing that the institution of marriage should not be treated lightly over trivial disputes.

Beating Inmates After They Had Dispersed Was ‘Absolutely Impermissible’: Delhi High Court Warns Jail Warden After Viewing CCTV

After examining CCTV footage, the Delhi High Court held that a jail warden’s second round of beating—after inmates had dispersed and returned to their cells—was unnecessary and absolutely impermissible, warning of stern action if such conduct is repeated.

Supreme Court Appoints Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia-Led Commission To Probe Illegal Meerut Colonies; Orders Action Against 16,726 Structures

The Supreme Court has appointed former judge Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia to head a judicial commission probing illegal residential colonies at Uldepur in Meerut and directed authorities to proceed against 16,726 unauthorised structures identified in Zone-A.

Gujarat High Court Grants Anticipatory Bail To Five Relatives Accused Of Instigating Husband To Pronounce Talaq

The Gujarat High Court granted anticipatory bail to five relatives accused of supporting and instigating a husband to pronounce talaq, noting their limited alleged role, absence of criminal antecedents and assurance of cooperation with the investigation.

Supreme Court Seeks Centre’s Affidavit On UPI Charges Above ₹2,000, Refuses Interim Stay

The Supreme Court has sought an affidavit from the Centre explaining the legal and executive basis for permitting MDR on specified merchant UPI payments above ₹2,000. Notice was issued to the Centre, RBI and NPCI, but the Court declined to stay the framework scheduled to take effect on October 15.

Supreme Court PIL Seeks Suspension Of CEC Gyanesh Kumar, Challenges Alleged Unilateral ECI Decisions

A Supreme Court PIL seeks the interim suspension of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and a declaration that Election Commission decisions cannot be taken unilaterally. The petition relies on 14 alleged objections recorded by Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi, while seeking production and preservation of the ECI’s institutional records.

Supreme Court Gives Parties 4 Weeks To Complete Pleadings, Directs ECI To Decide Trinamool Symbol Dispute Within 3 Months

The Supreme Court gave the rival Trinamool factions four weeks to complete their affidavits and documents, after which the Election Commission must decide the party name and symbol dispute within three months.

“These Are Only By-Elections”: CJI Suryakant Declines Early Hearing In West Bengal SIR Case Before October 6 Bypolls

The Supreme Court declined to advance the West Bengal SIR matter despite a request for hearing before the October 6 Nandigram and Rejinagar bypolls. The case remains listed for October 5.

Regular Law Degree But Earlier Qualification By Distance Mode: Supreme Court Allows Provisional Enrolment Of Advocates Pending Rule 5 Question

The Supreme Court has directed the Telangana State Bar Council to provisionally enrol as advocates candidates whose three-year LL.B. was completed in the regular mode but whose earlier degrees were obtained by open or distance learning, holding that continued denial of enrolment during the pending appeals would cause avoidable prejudice. The provisional enrolment creates no equity and abides by the final outcome on Rule 5 of the Rules of Legal Education, 2008.

“Collegium Opaque” Supreme Court Justice Ujjal Bhuyan Flags Return Of Opacity In Collegium, No Reasons In Last Three Resolutions

Supreme Court judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan, who flagged a return of opacity in the collegium system while speaking at the launch of a judicial transparency report