Framing of Charge vs Discharge: Limits of Judicial Scrutiny at the Threshold Stage
High Court Reiterates: No Mini-Trial at the Stage of Framing Charges Shivaji Rathore 21 March 2026 The High Court of…
Accidental Injuries Not ‘War Injuries’ Without Operational Nexus: J&K High Court Clarifies Pension Entitlement
Operational Nexus Essential for Claiming War Injury Pension, Rules High Court Shivaji Rathore, 21 – March- 2026 In a significant…
Pension Not Untouchable After Credit: J&K High Court Clears Way for Recovery
Retired Guarantor Held Liable as Court Draws Line on Post-Credit Protection Shivaji Rathore 21 March 2026 The Jammu & Kashmir…
Supreme Court Quashes Copyright Infringement Case Against Sujoy Ghosh: A Strong Reaffirmation Against Frivolous Criminal Prosecution
Shivaji Rathore 20 March 2026 In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court of India quashed criminal proceedings initiated against acclaimed…
Disciplinary Proceedings After Retirement: Legal Position on Pension Reduction and Bank Employees’ Misconduct
Shivaji Rathore 20 March 2026 Disciplinary proceedings in service law often raise complex questions when an employee retires before their…
Allahabad High Court Quashes Rape Case Based on Failed Promise of Marriage
Shivaji Rathore 17 March 2026 In a significant judgment addressing the misuse of criminal law in consensual relationships, the Allahabad…
Union Government Revokes NSA Detention of Environmental Activist Sonam Wangchuk
14 Mrach 2026 The Union Government has revoked the preventive detention of noted environmental activist and innovator Sonam Wangchuk under…
Supreme Court Disposes Plea Seeking Mandatory Paid Menstrual Leave; Asks Centre to Consider Policy Representation
13 March 2026 The Supreme Court of India on Friday disposed of a writ petition seeking directions for the introduction…
J&K High Court Says:- Accused must Explain circumstances within his Knowledge
Although the prosecution carries the primary burden of proving the guilt of the accused, courts are empowered to draw an…
Supreme Court Clarifies Limits of Section 27 Evidence and Reiterates Benefit of Doubt in Circumstantial Cases
Evidence Act, 1872 :- Section 27: Admissibility of statements made by accused:- in custody; Statement made by accused not in…