Supreme Court Judgments

Supreme Court ruling clarifying that intention, not merely serious injuries, determines liability under Section 307 IPC for attempt to murder.
Supreme Court ruling holding that a high court can grant bail after earlier cancellation only if fresh grounds or changed circumstances exist.
Supreme Court rules that registration of a Will is not mandatory and non-registration alone cannot cast doubt on its genuineness.
Supreme Court says legal aid must be meaningful and effective, not a mere formality, while remanding a murder convicts appeal.
Supreme Court rules Umadevi is not a blanket bar to regularisation of Assam muster roll workers.
Supreme Court refuses transfer of matrimonial case from Ahmedabad to Vadodara, citing the wifes employment, virtual hearing option, and the husbands custody of two minor children.
Supreme Court rules that anticipatory bail is not required after summons are issued in a private complaint case.
Supreme Court rules that a financier cannot claim insurance benefits without privity of contract with the insurer.
Supreme Court ruling that a registrar general cannot independently initiate disciplinary proceedings against judicial officers under Article 235.
Supreme Court rules that procedural lapses alone cannot invalidate fair public employment recruitment conducted through proper advertisement and selection.
Supreme Court holds that railway employees hold civil posts under the Union and can approach the Central Administrative Tribunal for service disputes.
Supreme Court upholds removal of a sarpanch for awarding a panchayat contract to her husbands firm under the Gujarat Panchayats Act.

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