Supreme Court Judgments

Supreme Court weekly round up - Judgments [January 1-8, 2022]

Courts getting into rejection of nomination papers by election commission amounts to stalling of election process: Karnataka HC

"Need to balance law enforcement power, and protection of citizens from injustice and harassment": Supreme Court

Supreme Court sets aside conviction under Food adulteration Act where sufficient attempts were not made to serve report of Public Analyst on accused

[Section 43D(5) UAPA] Supreme Court says embargo for grant of bail to apply subject to prima facie case in chargesheet

Supreme Court advises Tribunal and Courts to take into account non-quantifiable implications while calculating compensation in motor accident claims

In exercise of power under Article 226, High Court cannot permit party to modify terms of their offer without hearing others: Supreme Court

  • Thyagarajan Narendran
  • 9 months ago

Supreme Court holds delay in recording statements of eye-witnesses due to fear created by accused cannot result in rejection of testimonies.

Supreme Court says onus to provide proof of deficiency in service is on the complainant under Consumer Protection Act, 1986

Court can decline prayer for reference to arbitration if dispute does not correlate to existing arbitration agreement: Supreme Court

  • Lawbeat News Network
  • 10 months ago

[BREAKING] Supreme Court rejects Royal Family's plea challenging 25 year audit on Shree Padmanabha Swamy Temple Trust

Compromise cannot be a solitary basis for interfering with sentence: Supreme Court [Read Judgment]

Employer cannot be compelled to continue employee who at initial stage made false declaration: Supreme Court

Supreme Court overturns Murder Conviction of man who pushed Police Personnel from Truck to Culpable Homicide

"Quarrel on the day of suicide doesn't amount to abetment of suicide": Supreme Court

Government should endeavor to keep tax system simple to achieve maximum compliance: Supreme Court

Temporary appointment could be made permanent, once gone through selection process: Supreme Court

'Creamy layer’ from backward classes cannot solely be decided on economic criterion: Supreme Court [Access Judgment]