Supreme Court Judgments

Supreme Court ruling on Article 142 allowing creation of an additional postgraduate medical seat for a candidate wrongfully denied admission.
Supreme Court directs mandatory third-party insurance for four years for new cars and six years for new two-wheelers.
Supreme Court rules that the Childrens Court can independently assess whether a child should be tried as an adult under the Juvenile Justice Act.
Supreme Court ruling that Motor Vehicles Act compensation requires a causal link between the vehicle and the victims death in alleged murder cases.
Supreme Court ruling holding that delay in prosecution sanction cannot justify continued custody after filing of a charge-sheet.
Supreme Court rules that juveniles aged 16 to 18 accused of murder may face adult trial under the Juvenile Justice Act after a preliminary assessment.
Supreme Court rules that a visibly altered cheque is invalid, setting aside a conviction under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act.
Supreme Court reduces a gang rape convicts sentence to 20 years after applying the doctrine of proportionality under Section 376D IPC.
Supreme Court rules that a valid Motor Vehicles Act permit extends motor insurance coverage for a vehicle involved in an accident in Nepal.
Supreme Court ruling clarifying the scope of certiorari jurisdiction under Article 226 and limits on high courts reviewing factual findings.
Supreme Court rules that employers cannot deny compassionate appointment because of administrative delay in processing a timely application.
Supreme Court rules that a visibly altered cheque is invalid, setting aside a conviction under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act.

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