Supreme Court Judgments

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.
Supreme Court upholds conviction under Section 304 Part II IPC in the fatal watch dispute case while reducing the sentence.
Supreme Court rules that high courts cannot rewrite CrPC procedure by directing examination of sanctioning authorities before framing charges in corruption cases.
Supreme Court ruling on anonymisation permitting a non-redacted divorce decree for official use while retaining anonymised public records.
Supreme Court enhances motor accident compensation to Rs 1.46 crore for a youth who suffered 100% permanent disability in a road accident.
Supreme Court rules that prompt reporting under the POCSO Act is mandatory and allows prosecution of a teacher accused of delaying disclosure of child sexual assault.
Supreme Court rules that a Will disinheriting a wife in favour of strangers may be treated as suspicious if surrounding circumstances are not satisfactorily explained.
Supreme Court rules that a party claiming an Oraon tribal custom must prove both the existence and applicability of the custom in an inheritance dispute.
Supreme Court rules that notional labourer income should be used for MACT compensation where agricultural income is not proved.
Supreme Court of India hears Article 32 petition seeking guidelines against police posting photographs and videos of accused persons on official social media before trial.

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