Kerala High Court ruled that DNA testing in paternity disputes cannot be ordered routinely without prima facie material showing spouses had no access during the relevant period.
Supreme Court seeks West Bengal’s response to challenge against Calcutta High Court ruling invalidating certain OBC ...
Delhi High Court dismissed Vijay Bishnoi’s appeal and allowed disciplinary proceedings over alleged witness statement ...
The Supreme Court stayed Karnataka High Court directions for an SIT and fresh investigation into alleged KPSC recruitment ...
Gujarat High Court enhanced motor accident compensation after considering posthumously filed Income Tax Returns to assess the deceased’s income and calculate fair compensation. - Heenaben Wd/o ...
Karnataka High Court dismissed JSW Steel’s pleas challenging PMLA attachment proceedings, holding that the company received a ...
The Supreme Court dismissed Himachal Pradesh's appeal against an acquittal in a double murder case, holding that ...
Bombay High Court questioned ECI’s automated rejection of Form 8 applications during SIR, examining whether software ...
Allahabad High Court directs compensation after finding unlawful police custody, criticising CCTV failures and ordering ...
Madhya Pradesh High Court set aside a birth date correction after finding that the woman directly affected was not given an ...
Delhi High Court held that every insensitive act in a matrimonial home does not constitute cruelty under Section 498A, while ...
Delhi High Court refuses to suspend Raju Kumar Singh’s conviction in the New Year celebratory firing case involving Archana ...
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