Citizens cannot claim the right to petition Parliament directly to discuss significant issues: Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court dismissed a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking a declaration that citizens have a fundamental right to directly…
Author: LawBee (Support)
“Unimaginable; mockery of court proceedings”: Supreme Court on lawyer seeking plea withdrawal during judgement.
Supreme Court of India expressed concern about a counsel seeking to withdraw a petition as the top court The was delivering…
Membership in an unlawful association is sufficient to constitute an offence under UAPA: Supreme Court upholds Section 10(a) (i)
The Court overruled its previous decision from 2011, in which it held that mere membership in a prohibited organisation under…
“Astonished at the order”: Delhi High Court slams Assistant Controller of Patents for “cut and paste” patent rejection order.
Justice C. Hari Shankar made the observation that such “cut-and-paste orders” don’t do a good job of representing the solemn…
Liquor Policy Case Update: Delhi Court to Consider Manish Sisodia’s Bail Plea Today
Today, there will be a hearing at Delhi’s Rouse Avenue Court regarding the request for bail from Manish Sisodia, a…
“Delhi Excise Scam Case: Former Deputy Chief Minister Sisodia’s Judicial Custody Extended by 14 Days”
Manish Sisodia, the former deputy chief minister of Delhi, had his judicial custody extended until April 3rd by a court…
The Gujarat High Court fined a man 5,000 rupees for attempting to gain custody of his ‘girlfriend’ who was married to another man.
The girl was already married, according to a bench led by Justice Vipul Pancholi, and there had been no divorce.…
The victim of an Air India urination petitions the Supreme Court for rules to deal with passenger misconduct.
The petitioner also asked the Court to order media to stop reporting on the incident because it prejudices both the…
Gujarat High Court summons BJP Legislator Vaghani on Election Dispute
The Gujarat High Court summoned BJP MLA Jitu Vaghani on Monday in response to a petition filed by Aam Aadmi…
No media or government agency may pry into citizens’ lives without a valid reason: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court recently ruled that no one, including the media or government agencies, has the right to intrude…