The substantiation of injured witness has lesser evidentiary value and unless compelling reasons live, their statements aren’t to be discarded smoothly ”, a Bench of judges Sudhanshu Dulia and JB Pardiwala stated.

According to the learned counsel, the optical interpretation of the story lacks credibility and should be abandoned. Asgar Shaikh’s tale is doubtful because, despite his claims that he sustained a head injury during the assault, he did not seek medical attention and there is no documentation of the injury in a medical record, Read more

4 Acquits in a 1989 murder case were acquitted by the Supreme Court on the grounds that it was “possible that police set up a false case after killing a deceased in the process of arrest.”

In a 1989 murder case, the Supreme Court found that the evidence against four people was unreliable and that the entire prosecution case could have been fabricated by the police. As a result, the four people were found not guilty. On March 28, the Court of Justices B.R. Gavai, Vikram Read more

 THE SUPREME COURT COMMENTED: OTHER COURTS AND TRIBUNALS SHOULD ADOPT E-FILLING WHILE APPROVING MANDATORY E-FILLING IN DEBT RECOVERY TRIBUNALS AND APPELLATE TRIBUNALS. 

The supreme court in the case of the Madhya Pradesh High Court Bar Association v/s Union of India, W.P. No.155 of 2023 approved the mandatory e-filling in debt recovery tribunals and debt recovery appellate tribunals and suggested that other courts including the high courts and tribunals should adopt e- filling. Read more

The Court noted that PM Modi’s educational qualifications were already available online, and there was no public interest in seeking disclosure of the same through RTI.

The ‘character’ of a leader and his concern for the welfare of the people are more important than his educational qualification, the Gujarat High Court ruled in the controversy over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s degree. Today, the Court overturned decisions made by the Chief Information Commission (CIC), which had ordered Read more