The Supreme Court of India's recent landmark judgment in Vibhor Garg vs. Neha (2025) represents a pivotal constitutional ...

The case arose from a divorce petition where the appellant-husband sought to produce secretly recorded telephonic ...

The Consumer Protection Act, 1986 was a landmark legislation enacted by the Parliament of India to address consumer grievances and provide comprehensive protection to consumers in the marketplace. The ...

Sections 25 and 26 of the 1898 Act provided powers to intercept and detain postal articles containing prohibited goods or during emergencies. These provisions allowed post office officials to search ...

Non-Occupancy Charges for Premises Societies shall be the same as Housing Societies. In simple words, both follow one common ...

Similarly, in Ishwarji Nagaji Mali v. State of Gujarat, this Court reiterated that the fact that the prosecution case rests on circumstantial evidence is not a valid ground to release the accused on ...

Whether bail granted on medical grounds can be sustained when the medical necessity is vague and non urgent -- Held, bail granted on medical grounds must be based on credible, spe ...

At the bail stage, courts are precluded from undertaking a detailed examination of evidence or rendering findings that touch upon the merits of the case. Only a prima facie assessment of the material ...