The Supreme Court of India recently issued a ruling stating that insurance companies have a duty to act in a bonafide and fair manner towards their policyholders and should not prioritize their own profits above the interests of the insured. The court emphasized the importance of good faith in insurance Read more
Key words :- Delhi High Court , POCSO ACT , Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma . The Court expressed that while any law has the potential for misuse, this should not deter the legislature from creating such laws or the judiciary from enforcing them. In a recent case [Rakesh v State Read more
Justice Sharma was dealing with a plea filed by a man accused of sexual assault of a seven-year-old girl in 2016 and charged with several offences under the POCSO Act as well as Sections 376 (rape) and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). Rakesh, the defendant, had Read more
Keywords: Reservation, Transgender community, Transgender’s policy, Inclusive policy, Law course. It was informed to the High Court of Karnataka by the National School of India University, Bengaluru, that the University’s Executive Council has decided to not grant reservation for transgender individuals to get admissions for NLSAT 3-years law course, 2023 Read more
The Madhya Pradesh High Court recently made a ruling in a case involving the disposal of a death reference and a criminal appeal relating to the conviction and sentencing of an individual who committed heinous crimes against a 4-year-old girl. The ruling was made by a single-judge bench headed by Read more
On Monday night, the people who said ‘yes’ were more than the people who said ‘no’ in the Rajya Sabha when they voted for a bill that changes how Delhi is governed. The bill is called the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi (Amendment) Bill. Home Minister Amit Shah Read more
On Tuesday in the case of, Bilkis Yakub Rasool v. Union of India and Ors., the Supreme Court asked how a writ petition can be filed under Article 32 by a convict in the case for seeking the remission of his sentence in which the Gujarat High Court already had Read more
The ‘compounding charge’ paid for compounding an offence under a statute, according to the Delhi High Court, is neither a tax or levy. The court noted that a person deposits the compounding fee in order to avoid the start of coercive procedures against him and to receive closure. Therefore, it Read more
Keywords: dark complexion , cruelty ,duly established Recently , the Karnataka High Court has held that a wife who criticizes and insults her husband on the basis of his dark complexion , leaving his company and initiating untrue allegations relating to illicit affairs can be considered as cruelty. The case Read more
Keywords: Karnataka High Court, Model Code of Conduct, JP Nadda, Assembly elections, BJP On Monday the Karnataka High Court quashed an election code violation case against Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National President JP Nadda over a speech made to entice voters during a campaign in Harpanahalli town of Vijayanagar during Read more
