Supreme Court Judgments

Supreme Court holds that courts can reject time-barred specific performance suits under Order VII Rule 11 CPC and dismisses a 38-year-old property claim.
The Supreme Court ruled that Section 244 CrPC does not require magistrates to record all prosecution evidence before committing a complaint case to the Sessions Court.
Supreme Court rules that non-filing of charge sheet copies under the BNSS does not give an accused the right to default bail.
Supreme Court holds that a remission policy issued under Article 161 of the Constitution prevails over a later remission policy framed under Sections 432 and 433 CrPC.
The Supreme Court clarified that Section 187 BNSS permits police custody beyond the first 15 days of remand, subject to an aggregate limit of 15 days.
Supreme Court building representing PIL seeking removal of social media content allegedly insulting Sanatan Dharma and Hindu deities
Supreme Court ruling on proportionality in sentencing while reducing punishment in a forgery case.
The Supreme Court ruled that a registered sale deed cannot be rejected merely because of minor discrepancies and enjoys a presumption of validity under law.
Supreme Court rules that a rear-end collision with a parked truck does not automatically establish contributory negligence by the car driver.
Supreme Court rules that functional disability and loss of earning capacity determine motor accident compensation.
Supreme Court holds that delay in filing appeals under the Chhattisgarh Rajya Suraksha Adhiniyam can be condoned under Section 5 of the Limitation Act.
Supreme Court rules that MP/MLA special courts cannot hear matrimonial disputes solely because one party is a legislator.

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