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The Kerala High Court has voiced serious concerns over the ongoing exploitation of elephants, warning that if current practices continue, these majestic animals could face extinction similar to that of dinosaurs. This cautionary statement underscores the urgent need for better protections and sustainable practices regarding elephant welfare and conservation. Background: The High Court’s statement came […]

The Delhi High Court has initiated contempt proceedings against a man who reportedly brandished a gun at a court commissioner during legal proceedings. This serious incident highlights ongoing security concerns within the judicial premises and the court’s commitment to maintaining decorum and safety in its halls. Background: The court was informed that the individual in

The Delhi High Court recently expressed strong objections to a lawyer’s disruptive behavior in court, wherein the lawyer interrupted the judge and created a commotion during proceedings. This incident led the court to reprimand the lawyer, emphasizing the importance of maintaining decorum and respect for the judiciary’s order. Background: During a recent hearing, a lawyer

In a recent consumer court ruling, a matrimonial website was ordered to pay ₹60,000 in compensation to a man after it failed to find a suitable match for his son. The man had approached the platform with the expectation of finding a compatible match, but the lack of successful outcomes led him to file a

In a recent decision, the Supreme Court of India emphasized the need for parity in the salaries and pensions of judges across all High Courts. The judgment came as a response to disparities in compensation between judges in different states, with the court advocating for standardized remuneration to ensure judicial independence and equity among the

The Bombay High Court recently ruled that printed screenshots from Facebook cannot serve as definitive proof of a fake account. This judgment was delivered in a case where a petitioner sought to use Facebook screenshots to substantiate claims of impersonation. The court emphasized that without proper electronic certification or digital verification, such screenshots do not

An LLM student has filed a lawsuit against Jindal Global Law School, alleging that he was unfairly failed after submitting an exam paper generated by an artificial intelligence tool. The student claims that the university’s policies regarding the use of AI in academic submissions were not clearly communicated, leading to his unexpected failure. Background: The

A plea has been filed in the Allahabad High Court demanding an investigation into the recent police lathi-charge against lawyers at a court in Ghaziabad. The incident, which occurred during a protest by lawyers, has raised serious concerns about the treatment of legal professionals and the conduct of law enforcement in judicial settings. Background: The

The Himachal Pradesh High Court has ruled that using telephone conversations as evidence in legal proceedings constitutes a violation of an individual’s right to privacy. This decision reflects the court’s stance on balancing the need for evidence in legal cases against the fundamental right to privacy guaranteed under the Constitution. Background: The ruling emerged from

The Supreme Court of India has ordered the Assam government to ensure adequate facilities at detention camps within a month. This directive was issued in light of concerns regarding the living conditions and basic amenities provided to detainees, many of whom are held for prolonged periods while their citizenship status is resolved. Background: The issue