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Allahabad High Court Holds Urgent 7 PM Hearing Over Assault on Women Lawyers at Lucknow Court; Orders Security Measures
Telangana High Court Grants Bail to Man Accused of Stalking and Threatening Minor Girl Under POCSO Act
Mere Presence on Road During COVID-19 Lockdown Is Not an Offence: Delhi High Court
Allahabad High Court Judge Challenges Denial of Tax Exemption on Statutory Allowances Under New Tax Regime
Gitanjali Angmo Files Appeal Against Delhi High Court’s Refusal to Shift Sonam Wangchuk to Medanta Hospital
“Gangsters in Gowns”: Allahabad High Court Orders Crackdown on Advocates After Data Shows 4,157 Involved in Criminal Cases
Allahabad High Court Directs Formation of 13-Member Committee to Address Monkey Menace in Uttar Pradesh
Prescribing Minimum Viva Voce Cut-Off for Judicial Appointments Is Reasonable: Supreme Court
Calcutta High Court Declines TMC’s Plea to Operate Bank Accounts Frozen by Enforcement Directorate
Trial Court Need Not Defer Section 125 CrPC Maintenance Order If Section 340 CrPC Plea Is Filed After Judgment Is Reserved: Allahabad High Court
SCAORA Seeks Removal of Mandatory AI Disclosure Requirement for Lawyers in Supreme Court Draft Regulations
Sonam Wangchuk’s Wife Moves Delhi High Court Seeking Transfer from Safdarjung Hospital, Alleges Illegal Detention
Death of Homemaker in Motor Accident: Karnataka High Court Enhances Compensation by ₹43 Lakh
Himachal Pradesh High Court Refuses to Quash FIR Over Distribution of Rampal’s Books Containing Views Against Hindu Gods
Mumbai Court Grants Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra Interim Gag Order Against Instagram Influencer
Jupitice Launches DPDP Operating System to Help Indian Enterprises Move from Consent to Compliance Evidence
Can Calling Someone a “Motherf**ker” Amount to Obscenity? Supreme Court Answers
Law Students Must Submit Undertaking Before College Admission and Internship to Follow Social Media Rules: BCI
BCI Lays Down Social Media Ethics Regulations for Lawyers; Undertaking to Follow Rules Made Mandatory for Enrolment
Supreme Court Reiterates: High Courts Cannot Reweigh Evidence or Interfere With Factual Findings While Exercising Certiorari Jurisdiction Under Article 226