Summary Judgment in Commercial Suits: A Powerful Tool Under Order XIII-A CPC
2 May 2026 The introduction of Order XIII-A into the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 through the Commercial Courts Act,…
Delhi High Court Convicts YouTuber for Criminal Contempt: Limits of Free Speech in Judicial Criticism
In a significant ruling reinforcing the boundaries of free speech, the Delhi High Court has convicted a YouTuber for criminal…
Supreme Court Mandates Disclosure Norms in Bail Applications: A Step Towards Transparency in Bail Jurisprudence
Shivaji Rathore 27-04-2026 In a significant development aimed at enhancing transparency, uniformity, and fairness in bail adjudication, the Supreme Court…
Discharge by Criminal Court Bars Administrative Action Under Air Force Law
Shivaji Rathore 17 April 2026 In a significant development in service jurisprudence under military law has clarified the limits of…
Delhi High Court: Dried Leaves and Small Branches Not ‘Ganja’ Under NDPS Act; Bail Granted
Shivaji Rathore 17 April 2026 The Delhi High Court has recently delivered a significant ruling clarifying the scope of the…
Divorce on Ground of Desertion Not a Bar to Maintenance: Orissa High Court Clarifies Law
Shivaji Rathore 16-04-2026 In a significant ruling reinforcing the social welfare objective of maintenance laws, the Orissa High Court has…
J&K High Court: Bank Officials Not Entitled to Section 197 CrPC Protection Despite Being ‘Public Servants’
In a significant ruling clarifying the scope of protection available to bank officials, the Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High…
Supreme Court: Section 161 Statements Can Be Considered at Bail Stage in Heinous Crimes
The Supreme Court of India has reiterated a crucial principle in bail jurisprudence, holding that statements recorded under Section 161…
Buyer Cannot Reject Goods After Use – Deemed Acceptance Under Sale of Goods Act
The Bombay High Court has reiterated a significant principle of commercial law by holding that once goods are put to…
Supreme Court Clarifies: District Milk Unions Not ‘State’ Under Article 12, Writ Not Maintainable in Internal Election Disputes
In a significant ruling concerning the scope of writ jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution, the Supreme Court has…