Legal News

In a notable commentary, Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul has expressed concerns over the government’s growing tendency to steer clear of arbitration in high-stakes legal matters. Labeling this approach as undesirable, Justice Kaul highlighted the potential pitfalls of bypassing arbitration in favor of traditional litigation, particularly in cases involving significant financial or public interest. Context of […]

In a landmark ruling, the Delhi High Court has set aside a probe initiated by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) against the construction equipment giant JCB, underscoring the importance of respecting the mediation process. The court’s decision highlights the critical role of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms in resolving corporate disputes and reinforces the need

In a significant legal development, the Telangana High Court has issued a stay order on the demolition of a convention center owned by popular actor Nagarjuna. The case, which has garnered widespread public interest, revolves around the legalities of land use and the regulatory approvals required for such establishments. The court’s decision temporarily halts any

In a recent ruling, the Allahabad High Court provided crucial guidelines on how the names of retired High Court judges should be written and addressed. This clarification aims to preserve the dignity and respect associated with the judiciary, even after a judge has retired. The ruling emphasizes the importance of maintaining proper decorum and protocol

In a recent address, Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted two landmark decisions of his administration—the abrogation of Article 370 and the enactment of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA)—as key examples of the government’s commitment to constitutional integrity and humanitarian values. These decisions, which have significantly reshaped the political and social landscape of India, reflect the

In a landmark ruling that underscores the judiciary’s role in combating defamation and protecting individual reputations, the Delhi High Court has mandated a public apology from a man who labeled Mohammed Zubair, a prominent journalist and co-founder of AltNews, as a ‘jihadi’. The court’s decision highlights the legal and ethical implications of making defamatory statements

In a recent and intriguing legal development, the Karnataka High Court has issued a stay on a cruelty case against a husband, which arose from an unusual domestic dispute involving French fries. The case, which has captured public attention due to its unusual nature, raises questions about the limits of legal definitions of cruelty and

In a bizarre and alarming incident, a lawyer was attacked by a group of monkeys within the premises of the Supreme Court of India. The shocking event has not only raised concerns about safety and security but also highlighted an unexpected gap in the Supreme Court’s healthcare facilities—the absence of essential medicines in the court’s

In a significant judgment that underscores the need for accountability and fairness in law enforcement, a court in Uttar Pradesh has acquitted two men accused of religious conversion, citing a lack of evidence and labeling the case as false. The court’s ruling also includes a directive for disciplinary action against the police officers involved, raising

In a landmark decision underscoring the importance of accurate journalism and accountability in media reporting, the Gujarat High Court has directed prominent news outlets—the Times of India (ToI) and Indian Express—to issue formal apologies for erroneously reporting court observations. This ruling highlights the judiciary’s commitment to ensuring that media entities uphold the principles of truthful