Supreme Court rules that a discharged accused stands on a higher pedestal than an acquitted one, reinforcing judicial restraint.

Justice cannot be sacrificed at the altar of procedural rigidities"—SC upholds legal heir impleadment in inheritance disputes.

"Litigants cannot stall public interest projects"—Supreme Court upholds SRA’s authority in Mumbai slum redevelopment case.

Mere possession does not suffice – Supreme Court sets aside conviction in a stolen property case, reinforcing proof beyond doubt.

Supreme Court rules legislative expulsion must be proportionate, reinforcing judicial oversight and democratic accountability.

Pensionary benefits cannot be extended without legal justification– Supreme Court rules on job contract employees' claims.

Supreme Court clarifies the validity of multiple FIRs in corruption cases, balancing fundamental rights and investigative powers.

Landmark Supreme Court judgments shaping Indian divorce law, addressing cruelty, maintenance, irretrievable breakdown, and justice.

Public interest prevails as Supreme Court upholds rebate recovery for industrial power consumers in Goa.

Burden of proof vs. presumption. Understand their legal impact, key differences, and application under the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam.

Supreme Court reaffirms the scope of arbitration, upholding an award on joint liability in a landmark judgment for legal professionals.

The power to repeal is coextensive with the power to enact– Supreme Court upholds Karnataka transport law reforms.

Supreme Court rules that temporary employees working for three years are entitled to a revised pay scale. A landmark judgment on employment

Polluters remain liable until ecological damage is fully reversed– Supreme Court enforces accountability in Vellore tannery pollution case

SC examines writ jurisdiction under Article 226, balancing statutory arbitration and constitutional remedies under the MSMED Act.

Supreme Court denies interim bail for election campaigning, reinforcing the need for clean politics and fair judicial scrutiny.

Supreme Court underscores proportionality and fair play in disciplining a bank manager for misconduct involving ₹1.10 lakh.

Supreme Court quashes charges against Laxmi Das, clarifying the thin line between casual remarks and abetment under Section 306 IPC.

The judgment underscores the principles of procedural fairness, reinforcing the accountability of disciplinary authorities.

Balancing justice and procedure: Supreme Court clarifies Order II Rule 2 CPC in the landmark Cuddalore Powergen judgment.