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Article 226 Cannot Be Used to Bypass Bar on Criminal Appeals: MP High Court

Article 226 Cannot Be Used to Bypass Bar on Criminal Appeals: MP High Court

- By Himanshi Hans | | 2 Feb 2026 6:41 PM IST

Even 20 Years of Litigation Can’t Dilute SARFAESI Discipline, Says Kerala High Court

Even 20 Years of Litigation Can’t Dilute SARFAESI Discipline, Says Kerala High Court

- By Sakshi | | 31 Jan 2026 9:52 PM IST

Madras High Court protects Sri Lankan refugee rights against arbitrary SBI termination order

Citizenship Not a Bar to Article 226 Relief: Madras HC Says Refugees Can Invoke Articles 14, 21

- By Salil Tiwari | | 28 Jan 2026 5:37 PM IST

Madras High Court rejects family’s attempt to use medical bond laws in divorce battle

‘Writ Court Not for Family Vendetta’: Madras High Court Slams Father-in-Law for Using Article 226 Amid Divorce Battle

- By Salil Tiwari | | 28 Jan 2026 3:37 PM IST

CJI Kant delivers memorial lecture.

Justice Delayed is Justice Destroyed: CJI Surya Kant

- By Aishwarya Iyer | | 26 Jan 2026 12:24 AM IST

Bombay HC: Second Writ Maintainable to Enforce Earlier Writ Under Article 226

Bombay HC: Second Writ Maintainable to Enforce Earlier Writ Under Article 226

- By Sakshi | | 29 Nov 2025 9:51 PM IST

Supreme Court limits High Courts Article 226 power over civil court

Supreme Court Judgments

High Courts Cannot Use Article 226 to Interfere With Civil Court Orders: Supreme Court

- By Lawbeat News Desk -SC | Edits by Salil Tiwari | | 26 Nov 2025 3:36 PM IST

Supreme Court says writ petition not maintainable if efficacious alternative remedy available

Supreme Court Judgments

SC Says High Courts Can’t Bypass Tribunals When Alternative Remedy Exists

- By Lawbeat News Desk -SC | Salil Tiwari | | 22 Oct 2025 2:03 PM IST

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