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Order Refusing Judge Recusal is Interlocutory, Not Revisable Under Section 115 CPC: Sikkim High Court

Order Refusing Judge Recusal is Interlocutory, Not Revisable Under Section 115 CPC: Sikkim High Court

#Section115CPC #JudgeRecusal

Order Refusing Judge Recusal is Interlocutory, Not Revisable Under Section 115 CPC: Sikkim High CourtA single-judge bench of the Sikkim High Court has firmly shut the door on the State government’s attempt to challenge a judge’s refusal t...

India - High Court of Sikkim Section 115 CPC, Recusal of Judges 09 Sep 2026
Sikkim Judge Prajwal Khatiwada Alleges Vindictive Vigilance Action in Supreme Court Petition

Sikkim Judge Prajwal Khatiwada Alleges Vindictive Vigilance Action in Supreme Court Petition

#JudicialIndependence #Article32

Sikkim Judge Prajwal Khatiwada Alleges Vindictive Vigilance Action in Supreme Court PetitionIn a case that raises serious questions aboutjudicial independenceand the internal workings of theSikkim High Court, District and Sessions Judge of Mangan, Prajwal Khatiwada, has moved theSupreme Court...

India - High Court of Sikkim Article 32 of the Constitution of India 09 Sep 2026
POCSO Case Cannot Be Quashed on Settlement Even After Survivor Attains Majority: Sikkim High Court

POCSO Case Cannot Be Quashed on Settlement Even After Survivor Attains Majority: Sikkim High Court

#POCSO #QuashingOfFIR

POCSO Case Cannot Be Quashed on Settlement Even After Survivor Attains Majority: Sikkim High CourtIn a significant ruling that underscores the protective framework of theProtection of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO), theSikkim High Courthas firmly held that criminal proceedings unde...

India - High Court of Sikkim Section 528 BNSS 07 Sep 2026
Siblings-In-Law Can Claim Compensation As Dependents If Financial Dependency Proved: Sikkim High Court

Siblings-In-Law Can Claim Compensation As Dependents If Financial Dependency Proved: Sikkim High Court

#MotorVehicleAct #LossOfDependency

Siblings-In-Law Can Claim Compensation As Dependents If Financial Dependency Proved: Sikkim High CourtThe Sikkim High Court has ruled that siblings-in-law of a deceased person can be treated as "depend...

India - High Court of Sikkim Section 166 Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 17 Aug 2026
Descendants Cannot Claim Sikkim Subject Status if Ancestor Never Renounced Former Nationality: Sikkim High Court

Descendants Cannot Claim Sikkim Subject Status if Ancestor Never Renounced Former Nationality: Sikkim High Court

#SikkimHighCourt #CitizenshipRights

Descendants Cannot Claim Sikkim Subject Status if Ancestor Never Renounced Former Nationality: Sikkim High CourtGangtok,July 10, 2026– In a significant ruling that clarifies the limits ofinherited citizenship claims, theHigh Court of Sikkimhas held that descendants cannot seek inclusion in th...

India - High Court of Sikkim Sikkim Subjects Regulation 1961, Sikkim Citizenship Amendment Order 1989 22 Jul 2026
High Court of Sikkim Upholds Suspension of Judicial Officer

High Court of Sikkim Upholds Suspension of Judicial Officer

#JudicialService #HighCourtOfSikkim

High Court of Sikkim Upholds Suspension of Judicial OfficerIn a significant ruling concerning the administration of justice and the standards of conduct for judicial officers, the High Court of Sikkim has dec...

India - High Court of Sikkim Article 235 of the Constitution of India 15 Jul 2026
Presence of Semen Without Proof of Penetration Is Insufficient for Rape Conviction: Sikkim High Court

Presence of Semen Without Proof of Penetration Is Insufficient for Rape Conviction: Sikkim High Court

#CriminalLaw #SikkimHighCourt

When Forensic Evidence Speaks: Sikkim High Court Clarifies Legal Threshold for RapeIn a significant legal development addressing the evidentiary requirements for sexual assault, a Division Bench of the High Court of Sikkim

India - High Court of Sikkim Section 376(2)(j) IPC and Section 511 IPC 14 Jul 2026
Sikkim HC: Civil Courts, Not Administrative Bodies, Must Decide Initial Candidate Disqualification in Panchayat Elections

Sikkim HC: Civil Courts, Not Administrative Bodies, Must Decide Initial Candidate Disqualification in Panchayat Elections

#ElectionLaw #SikkimHighCourt

Sikkim HC:Civil Courts, Not Administrative Bodies, Must Decide Initial CandidateDisqualificationin Panchayat ElectionsIn a significant ruling clarifying thejurisdictional boundariesover local governance disputes, theHigh Court of Sikkimhas affirmed that challenges to a candidate’s eligibility...

India - High Court of Sikkim Sikkim Panchayat Act, 1993 03 Jul 2026
Victim's Testimony Sufficient for Rape Conviction Despite Failed TIP and Negative Forensic Evidence: Sikkim High Court

Victim's Testimony Sufficient for Rape Conviction Despite Failed TIP and Negative Forensic Evidence: Sikkim High Court

#CriminalLaw #SikkimHighCourt

Victim Credibility Reigns Supreme: Sikkim High Court Affirms Rape Conviction Despite Procedural GapsIn a significant ruling for criminal jurisprudence in India, theHigh Court of Sikkimhas affirmed the rape conviction of a bus driver underSection 376(1) of the Indian Penal Code(IPC). The Divis...

India - High Court of Sikkim Section 376(1) IPC 29 May 2026
Testimony of Differently-Abled Rape Victim Can't Be Discarded for Not Naming Accused: Sikkim High Court

Testimony of Differently-Abled Rape Victim Can't Be Discarded for Not Naming Accused: Sikkim High Court

#DisabledVictimTestimony #Section376IPC

Sikkim High Court Shields Vulnerable Voices: Upholds Rape Conviction Despite Victim's Silence on Accused's NameIn a poignant ruling that prioritizes substance over form, theHigh Court of Sikkimhas dismissed an appeal by Rinzing Sherpa, upholding his conviction for raping a 25-year-old woman w...

India - High Court of Sikkim Testimony of Mentally Disabled Victims under Section 376(2)(l) IPC 29 Apr 2026
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