Supreme Court Judgments

Supreme Court ruling holding that parking an unlit heavy vehicle on a public road at night amounts to negligence in a motor accident compensation case.
Supreme Court rules that a permanently paralyzed childs disability should be treated as 100% while determining motor accident compensation.
Supreme Court directs authorities to decide remission applications of life convicts without undue delay.
Supreme Court reiterates that courts cannot add words to statutory provisions while deciding the CSIR scientist promotion dispute.
Supreme Court warns against AI-generated fake case law and holds that judgments based on hallucinated precedents cannot be sustained in law.
The Supreme Court directed Chandigarh to operationalise vending zones and protect street vendors livelihood rights under the Street Vendors Act.
Supreme Court ruling on disclosure of spouses assets in Gujarat municipal election affidavit.
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.

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