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Supreme Court overturns murder conviction of Sahab Singh, citing unreliable extra-judicial confession, broken “last seen” theory, and unmatched forensic evidence after 16+ years in jail.
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Supreme Court grants divorce on desertion grounds under Section 13(1)(ib) HMA, overturning High Court, and orders Rs 7 lakh permanent alimony.
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Supreme Court resolves the purse seine net fishing dispute, directing Tamil Nadu to allow transit through territorial waters and clear pending EEZ Access Pass applications.
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Supreme Court explains when certiorari jurisdiction under Articles 226/227 can overturn arbitral findings, upholding denial of plot allotment in a Delhi cooperative housing dispute.
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A customs officer’s penalty order just became a cautionary tale for anyone tempted to let AI do their legal research unsupervised — and it cost a taxpayer ₹425 crore in the process. The Case On September 2, 2026, the Supreme Court set aside a penalty of ₹425.28 crore imposed on diamond trader Vijay Ghanshyam Gadiya,…
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The case between Keller Williams Realty Inc and Dingle Buildcons came before the Delhi High Court, where the primary issue revolved around the unauthorized use of a well-established trademark and the consequences arising from such use. Keller Williams, a leading real estate brokerage firm headquartered in the United States, alleged that Dingle Buildcons, an Indian…