Legal Current Affairs

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Supreme Court2 days ago

Supreme Court Issues Nationwide Guidelines on Using Income Tax Returns for Motor Accident Compensation

​New Delhi: In a landmark ruling aimed at establishing procedural uniformity across the country, the Supreme Court of India laid down clear, comprehensive guidelines for motor accident claims tribunals (MACT) regarding the calculation of a deceased victim's annual income using Income Tax Returns (ITRs).

Supreme Court4 days ago

Supreme Court Halts Reopening of Ethanol Quotas, Prioritizing Contractual Finality and Policy Latitude

​New Delhi: A Supreme Court vacation bench of Justices M.M. Sundresh and Sheel Nagu has issued a strict status quo order, staying a Karnataka High Court directive that ordered Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) to increase ethanol supply allocations for a private distillery. ​The interim order heavily prioritizes the finality of commercial contracts and executive policy latitude over individual commercial claims.

Supreme Court5 days ago

Supreme Court Warns Against Using Criminal Law as a Tool to Pressure Parties in Civil Disputes

New Delhi In a significant ruling addressing the misuse of criminal proceedings, the Supreme Court has held that an unexplained delay in initiating criminal action after pursuing civil remedies may indicate an attempt to use the criminal justice system as a means of exerting pressure on the opposite party. The Court accordingly quashed criminal proceedings that were commenced more than two decades after a civil suit had already been instituted on the same allegations.

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High Court8 days ago

Delhi High Court Allows 15-Year-Old Rape Survivor to Terminate 28-Week Pregnancy

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Policy9 days ago

Centre Reappoints Solicitor General Tushar Mehta for Three More Years

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Supreme CourtBreaking10 days ago

RIGHT TO WALK SAFELY RECOGNIZED AS PART OF ARTICLE 21: SUPREME COURT EMPHASISES PEDESTRIAN RIGHTS

New Delhi, June 2026 In a significant development for urban governance and constitutional rights, the Supreme Court has reaffirmed that the ability of citizens to walk safely on public roads forms an integral part of the right to life and personal liberty guaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution.

Supreme Court11 days ago

NO PRIOR THREAT TO PROPERTY MEANS NO BAR ON LITIGATION: SC REVEALS CRUCIAL NUANCE TO CONSTRUCTIVE RES JUDICATA ​

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court has intervened in a protracted property dispute to deliver a critical, equity-based clarification on civil procedure. The division bench ruled that the strict doctrine of Constructive Res Judicata cannot be blindly weaponized to strip a citizen of their property title if there was no logical reason for them to aggressively assert their ownership in prior litigation.

High Court3 months ago

BREAKUP TO LOCKUP?

Karnataka High Court Flags "Mushrooming" Misuse of Section 69 BNS ​In a significant ruling delivered on April 9, 2026, the Karnataka High Court expressed deep concern over the rising trend of criminalizing consensual relationships that have turned sour. While hearing an interim plea, Justice M. Nagaprasanna observed that the newly introduced Section 69 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) is increasingly being weaponized following breakups.

Supreme Court3 months ago

Sabarimala Case Nine-Judge bench Review Hearing begins today

The Sabarimala case is currently at its most critical juncture since the original 2018 verdict. A nine-judge Constitution Bench, led by Chief Justice Surya Kant, commenced final hearings today, April 7, 2026, to resolve the deep-seated conflict between religious autonomy and gender equality.

Supreme Court3 months ago

SC Summons Home Secretary Over CCTV Gaps in Police Stations

On April 6, 2026, the Supreme Court of India expressed "serious concern" over the non-compliance of its landmark 2020 directions regarding the installation of CCTV cameras in police stations and central investigative agencies.