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Supreme Court rules that a defendant who refuses to answer a summons is not entitled to seek the setting aside of an ex-parte decree

The defendant in this case had refused to accept the summons issued in the action. Execution procedures were begun after the action was decreed ex parte. The defendant officially…

Police Officers Who Steal Money from the Government Must Go To Jail, Says the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court issued harsh oral remarks on Monday about a 'new pattern' in the nation in which police personnel take money while they are on good terms with the…

It’s not possible for anyone to Take Benefit of Mistake Of Court

The Supreme Court hosts saw that a get-together can't take advantage of an incidental mix-up submitted by a court while passing a request. A seat containing Justices MR Shah and…

In the aftermath of the Rohini shooting incident, a petition in the Delhi HC seeks directions from the police and the BCD to take steps to ensure the safety and security of district courts

The petition, filed by Advocate Deepa Joseph and supported by Advocates Robin Raju and Blessan Mathews, expresses concern about the shocking incident of firing while highlighting that Advocates who practise…

In Asaduddin Owaisi’s House Vandalism Case, a Delhi Court remands one person to policy custody and others to judicial custody

In the case involving alleged damage at AIMIM chairman Asaduddin Owaisi's house, a Delhi Court sentenced one offender to one day policy detention and four others to 14 days judicial…

The election of the Delhi Capital Badminton Association has been postponed until October 22nd by the Delhi HC

Justice DN Patel and Justice Jyoti Singh gave notice on the LPA recorded by SP Singh Dhillon testing a solitary adjudicator seat request dated September 8, 2021 via which headings…

‘Daughters Are Daughters Forever, Sons Are Sons Until They Marry,’ says Bombay HC, upholding a Senior Citizens Act order requiring a son to vacate his elderly parents’ flat

The Court remarked that the man and his family residing on his 90-year-old father's land (which he had bequeathed to his daughter) against the parents' desires to "forcibly steal property"…

Citizens must not suffer as a result of the government’s faulty system/software for issuing death certificates, according to the Tripura High Court

The Tripura High Court has on Friday seen that the residents of the State just as of the nation ought not experience by virtue of a broken framework and…

All Hindus living in the Kashmir Valley cannot apply for benefits for Kashmir Pandits: J&K High Court

While dismissing the petitioners' request for benefits under the package for return and rehabilitation of Kashmiri migrants, the Jammu and Kashmir High Court ruled that all Hindus residing in the…

The ‘divorced’ daughter cannot be treated in the same way as the ‘widowed’ or ‘unmarried’ daughter

The Supreme Court has reserved a process of the High Court of Karnataka who argued that a divorced daughter will fall into the same class as a single or widowed…