A court in France has halted the government’s plans to expel migrants from the island of Mayotte, which is located in the Indian Ocean. Mayotte is an overseas department and region of France, and it is the only part of the Comoros archipelago that remains under French control. The court’s Read more…
The Kerala High Court recently made a decision in a case involving an accused individual who had been charged with attempted murder. The accused had allegedly attacked the victim with a knife, causing severe injuries that required hospitalization. The accused had been in custody for several months, awaiting trial. During Read more…
Recently, high court of Andhra Pradesh ruled in favor of father who was alleged to have kidnapped his minor sons of the age ten (10) and eight (8). The father along with his brother (paternal uncle of children), took away his children from the supervision of their maternal grandparents. On Read more…
The Maze restaurant was ordered by the District Consumer Redressal Commission in Ernakulam to pay the complainant for both the poor service and the emotional anguish it caused her. A restaurant was recently fined 40,000 by a Kerala consumer court for failing to deliver Onam sadya to the complainant’s flat Read more…
The Gujarat High Court’s ruling that Ayurveda practitioners should receive the same pay benefits as MBBS doctors has been overturned by the Supreme Court. In their decision, Justices V Ramasubramanian and Pankaj Mithal acknowledged that the two categories of doctors do not perform the same work and therefore cannot be Read more…
The High Court has saved a request by which a pre-state of outfitting bank ensure was forced on the charged by the Preliminary Court and the High Court while giving bail. The Bench has deemed this method undesirable and unsustainable. While deciding an appeal in Makhijani Pushpak Harish v. The Read more…
The right to default bail is a fundamental right that derives from Article 21 of the Constitution, a bench of Justices Krishna Murari and CT Ravikumar emphasized. In its ruling in Ritu Chhabaria v. Union of India on Wednesday, the Supreme Court emphasized the significance of the Criminal Procedure Code’s Read more…
Provision of Special Marriage Act, 1954 has been challenged by some petitioners before the Apex Court in the Marriage equality case. The provision is which requires parties aspiring to marriage to give advance notice of 30 days, which will be published in the Registrar’s office inviting public objections. This provision Read more…
In less than two years, there have been two shooting incidents reported from a court complex in Delhi. There have been reports of shootings at the Saket Court in New Delhi. A man reportedly fired shots at a woman, according to ANI. According to sources, the guy tried to shoot Read more…
Prior to Eid-ul-Fitr, the Supreme Court of India on Friday decided on a request for appropriate arrangements to be made for the performance of wuzu in Varanasi’s Gyanvapi Mosque complex, where a ‘Shiva Linga’ was allegedly discovered last year. Only after receiving an assurance from the Solicitor General for India, Read more…
