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Latest Supreme Court Judgements

India -Supreme Court

Nisha VS Municipal Council Sangrur

Writ jurisdiction is maintainable for compensation in cases involving stray animal accidents if the facts are consistent and significant delays render civil remedies inequitable. Courts must ensure j....

31 Jul 2026

India -Supreme Court

V. N. A. S. Chandran VS S. Venila

Specific performance is a discretionary and equitable remedy. The party seeking such relief must prove continuous readiness and willingness to perform their obligations and must approach the court wi....

31 Jul 2026

India -Supreme Court

Himanshu Chordia VS State of Rajasthan

A court must adjudicate an application contesting maintenance on grounds of adultery upon presentation of prima facie, credible evidence, rather than postponing the determination to the final stage, ....

31 Jul 2026

India -Supreme Court

G. Saminathan VS State, Represented by the Sub-Inspector of Police

Mere breach of contract does not constitute criminal breach of trust or cheating unless fraudulent or dishonest intention existed at the inception of the transaction. Criminal jurisdiction cannot be ....

31 Jul 2026

India -Supreme Court

Mahendra Singh VS State of Chhattisgarh

(1) Evidence against absconding accused – When there are more than one accused and one of them absconds, then, after finding proof of jurisdictional facts; of flight and impossibility of immediate ar....

31 Jul 2026

India -Supreme Court

Tehri Hydro Development Corporation Ltd. VS S. P. Singh

Statutory benefits, including solatium and interest, are inseparable components of the total compensation awarded in land acquisition. An appeal challenging these components relates to the decree for....

31 Jul 2026

India -Supreme Court

State Of Karnataka VS Prabhu Shankar

High courts must refrain from conducting a mini-trial or evaluating evidentiary sufficiency when deciding on quashing requests under inherent powers. Matters like delay and lack of prima facie recove....

30 Jul 2026

India -Supreme Court

Reliance General Insurance Company Ltd. VS Om Parkash

The insurer is not liable to indemnify claims where the driver lacks a valid licence. Documentary proof of a licence is mandatory, and secondary evidence regarding its validity requires strict adhere....

30 Jul 2026

India -Supreme Court

Shakuntala VS Robert Anthony

Property purchased in the name of a spouse constitutes individual estate, not joint ancestral property. Intestate succession applies to the specific share held by the deceased spouse, creating a tena....

30 Jul 2026

Latest High Court Judgements

India - Kerala

PRADEEP R vs STATE OF KERALA

The High Court can exercise its inherent jurisdiction to quash criminal proceedings if the offences are not heinous, no public interest is involved, and the parties have reached a bona fide settlemen....

31 Jul 2026

India - Kerala

SHAMSHAD K K vs STATE OF KERALA

31 Jul 2026

India - Kerala

JOY M P vs CENTRAL REGISTRY OF SECURITIZATION ASSET RECONSTRUCTION AND SECURITY INTEREST OF INDIA

The court may facilitate a settlement in SARFAESI proceedings by directing a partial deposit to test the borrower's bona fides, granting a conditional stay of sale, while preserving the bank's statut....

31 Jul 2026

India - Kerala

KERALA STATE NIRMITHI KENDRA vs THE KERALA LOK AYUKTA

The Kerala Lok Ayukta lacks jurisdiction to adjudicate purely civil and contractual disputes, including those involving monetary claims and interpretation of agreements, as such matters require evide....

31 Jul 2026

India - Jammu and Kashmir

NISAR AHMAD JOO vs UT OF J&K AND ANR.

The statutory presumption of guilt under Section 29 of the POCSO Act is rebuttable. Material contradictions in the victim's testimony and negative DNA evidence can rebut this presumption, justifying ....

31 Jul 2026

India - Kerala

Prasad Chandran vs Bar Council of India

The court held that once election results are published under the Advocates Act, 1961, the tenure of elected members commences, and the inclusion of non-elected persons in a governing interim authori....

31 Jul 2026

India - Kerala

MUHAMMED SAJEED.S @ SACHU vs STATE OF KERALA

The High Court may exercise its inherent jurisdiction to quash criminal proceedings if the parties have reached a bona fide settlement, provided the offences are not heinous, no public interest is in....

31 Jul 2026

India - Kerala

ABDUL JABBAR vs STATE OF KERALA

The High Court may exercise its inherent jurisdiction to quash criminal proceedings if the offences are not heinous or grave and the parties have reached a bona fide amicable settlement, thereby prom....

31 Jul 2026

Latest Tribunal Court Judgements

India - Central Information Commission

Nilesh Agrawal vs State Bank of India

A public authority cannot evade its duty to provide information under the RTI Act due to internal administrative confusion or failure to trace applications; it must provide the requested information ....

29 Jul 2026

India - Debt Recovery Appellate Tribunal

AUTHORIZED OFFICER ASSETS CARE vs SAMRANA AKHTAR AND ANOTHER

29 Jul 2026

India - Central Information Commission

Sushil Dinanath Ajgaonkar vs CPIO, Employees Provident Fund Organisation

A second appeal under the RTI Act may be closed and disposed of if the appellant formally requests withdrawal upon receiving the sought information.

29 Jul 2026

India - Central Information Commission

ARVINDER SINGH vs NDMC

29 Jul 2026

India - Debt Recovery Appellate Tribunal

Assets Reconstruction Company (India) Private Limited vs 1.Chaudhary Hospital (Proprietorship Firm)

29 Jul 2026

India - Central Information Commission

SKT Sherman vs Delhi Development Authority

29 Jul 2026

India - Central Information Commission

Mukesh Kumar Kumawat vs Rajasthan High Court

29 Jul 2026

India - Central Information Commission

Pranjal Sharma vs CPIO, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi

Under Section 2(f) of the RTI Act, a public authority is only required to furnish information that exists in its records and is not obligated to create, collate, or provide advice/opinions not alread....

29 Jul 2026