In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court expanded maternity benefits for adoptive mothers and held that denying leave based on a 3 month age limit is unconstitutional.

In a key ruling on an ambiguous MCQ recruitment exam, the Supreme Court granted supernumerary post relief to balance fairness and protect both candidates.

The Supreme Court clarifies arbitration clause finality and judicial review, holding that contractual clauses cannot exclude legal remedies or make one party the final judge of its own dispute.

The Supreme Court clarifies that confiscation proceedings after death of a public servant do not abate under the Bihar Special Courts Act, reinforcing the State’s power to recover illicit assets held by third parties.

The Supreme Court held that a reliable dying declaration in murder case evidence, supported by medical testimony and eyewitness account, can sustain conviction for murder and cruelty.

The Supreme Court ruled that Section 482 CrPC quashing FIR during investigation is unjustified when forensic examination is pending and the FIR discloses a prima facie offence.

In an important ruling on Section 319 CrPC, the Supreme Court explains when additional accused can be summoned and warns courts against conducting a mini-trial at that stage.

The Mizo Chief Council Mizoram v Union of India Supreme Court judgment clarifies Article 32 delay and laches principles while rejecting historical property rights claims for lack of proof.

A detailed analysis of the Supreme Court corruption trap case judgment Raj Bahadur Singh v State of Uttarakhand, covering trap evidence, phenolphthalein test, witness credibility, and sentence reduction.

The Supreme Court auction sale valuation judgment India 2026 clarifies when courts can review valuation in DRT auction sales even after confirmation.

The Supreme Court seniority of direct recruits judgment India 2026 rules that training counts as duty under service regulations and seniority must be calculated from the date of joining.

The Article 311(2)(b) Supreme Court judgment India 2026 reiterates that dismissal without departmental inquiry must be supported by objective material and cannot rest on presumption.

The Supreme Court disability reservation judgment India 2026 directs authorities to implement PwBD reservation under the RPwD Act and accommodate candidates in suitable posts.

The honourable acquittal Supreme Court judgment India 2026 clarifies that acquittal on benefit of doubt does not guarantee appointment to police service and screening committees retain discretion.

The oppression and mismanagement Supreme Court judgment India 2026 clarifies how courts should preserve corporate assets and maintain status quo during disputes under the Companies Act.

The dying declaration Supreme Court judgment India 2026 clarifies evidentiary standards under Section 32 of the Evidence Act and stresses proper investigation and fair trial safeguards.

The OBC creamy layer Supreme Court judgment India 2026 explains how the 1993 DoPT Office Memorandum governs creamy layer exclusion and rejects the use of the 2004 clarification to alter reservation criteria.

The passive euthanasia Supreme Court judgment, India Harish Rana case, explains when life-sustaining treatment, such as CANH, may be withdrawn for patients in a permanent vegetative state under Article 21.

The Supreme Court holds that BOCW cess qualifies as subsequent legislation under NHAI contracts where statutory machinery was absent at the bid stage, reinforcing arbitral autonomy and limits on judicial interference.

The Supreme Court holds that ordinary rate of wages overtime under the Factories Act must include compensatory allowances, rejecting executive memoranda that sought to exclude them. The ruling reinforces statutory primacy and labour-protective interpretation.