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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 hearing a challenge to Section 2(k) of the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act, 2026.
Supreme Court Pulls Up CBI, Delhi Police EOW Over Inaction In Indiabulls (Sammaan Capital) Probe
Supreme Court received a PIL challenging the Delhi Polices alleged deployment of facial recognition technology and biometric surveillance against protesters at Jantar Mantar.
Supreme Court took suo motu cognisance of rising ‘digital arrest’ scams after fraudsters forge SC orders to extort money from senior citizens; seeks nationwide action from Centre, CBI and state police
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 hears challenge to the ₹8 lakh annual family income criterion for EWS reservation in NEET All India Quota admissions.
Supreme Court PIL seeking a judicial probe into alleged police excesses during the NEET protest, preservation of CCTV footage, and disclosure of internet shutdown orders in Delhi and Bihar.
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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