Supreme Court Judgments

Supreme Court of India building as court quashes false rape case filed on promise of marriage
Supreme Court of India judgment on September 5, 2025 acquitting medical practitioner Rakesh Dutt Sharma, ruling that the right of private defence must be assessed from the perspective of a reasonable person under imminent threat.
Supreme Court of India judgment on review jurisdiction, holding that review powers under CPC are limited and distinct from appellate authority in Malleeswari vs K Suguna
Supreme Court of India building with judgment on admissibility of electronic documents and Section 138C certificate requirement
Supreme Court approves new AIFF constitution, ending governance disputes
Supreme Court of India building with caption on dismissal of appeal in compensation disbursal case, September 2025 judgment
Supreme Court of India building with caption on NCLT jurisdiction in oppression and mismanagement disputes, September 2025 judgment
Supreme Court of India building with caption on cheque dishonour cases against sick companies under NI Act and SICA restraint orders, September 2025 judgment
SC: Arbitral tribunal can grant pendente lite interest unless expressly barred
Who pays accident victims — the vehicle owner or the insurance company? Supreme Court clears the air
Functional disability assessed in terms of impact on earning capacity, SC enhances compensation
Supreme Court of India judgment on September 1, 2025 holding that a second special leave petition against the same Karnataka High Court order amounts to abuse of process and cannot be entertained under Article 136.

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