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Supreme Court Reiterates: Grant of Bail Should Not Be Subject to Deposit of Money

The Supreme Court of India has once again clarified an important principle governing bail jurisprudence: courts must not impose monetary deposit conditions while granting regular or anticipatory bail. In PRANTIK KUMAR & ANR v. THE…

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Karnataka High Court Orders Preservation of Byju’s Insolvency-Related Emails Amid Ongoing Investigation

On April 12, 2025, the Karnataka High Court passed an interim order instructing the preservation…

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Supreme Court Seeks Complete Data on All Acid Attack Trials in India After Noting 16-Year Delay in Delhi Case | Detailed Analysis

Introduction In a powerful intervention aimed at addressing systemic delays in the justice delivery system,…

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PIL Before Bombay High Court Seeks Heritage Status for Savarkar Sadan Amid Demolition Fears

In a significant development, the Bombay High Court on May 9, 2025, issued notice to…

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Supreme Court Stays Delhi High Court Verdict Allowing ED to Attach Cricket Betting Assets Under PMLA: Key Legal Issues Explained

Introduction In a significant development concerning the scope of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act,…

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Supreme Court PIL Seeks De-Registration of Congress Over ‘Vote-Chori’ Campaign Against Election Commission

Introduction A fresh political-legal battle has reached the Supreme Court of India with a public…

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Supreme Court Directs 30% Reservation for Women Lawyers in Gujarat Bar Associations: A Landmark Move for Gender Equality in Legal Leadership

In a significant step toward promoting gender equality in the Indian legal profession, the Supreme…

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Supreme Court: Candidate Cannot Be Disqualified for Lacking Degree Title If Core Subject Was Studied — Key Ruling Explained

In a significant ruling with wide implications for government recruitment and public employment law, the…

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Criminal Contempt Action Sought Against Advocate Who Attempted to Hurl Shoe at CJI BR Gavai: Legal and Constitutional Implications

In an unprecedented and deeply disturbing incident inside the Supreme Court of India, Advocate Rakesh…

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Mere Use of Word ‘Arbitration’ Does Not Create Arbitration Agreement Unless Parties Clearly Intend So: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of India has recently clarified that merely using the term “arbitration” in…

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