Tag: Indian Law
Supreme Court Refuses To Entertain Ex-Punjab DIG Bhullar’s Plea Against CBI Investigation; Allows To Pursue Matter In HC
In a significant procedural development, the Supreme Court of India has declined to entertain a plea filed by former Punjab Director General of Police...
Actor Salman Khan moves Delhi HC for protection of personality rights; plea to be heard on Dec. 11
In a significant development that underscores the evolving landscape of celebrity rights in the digital age, Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has approached the Delhi...
Sunjay Kapur’s wife Priya Kapur says Delhi HC doesn’t have jurisdiction to injunct on his foreign assets in US and UK
The intricate world of high-profile legal battles in India often brings to light complex questions of law, especially when personal fortunes extend across international...
Supreme Court judges, law officers, senior advocates stage Kesavananda Bharati case at JGLS
In a rare and profoundly insightful demonstration of constitutional jurisprudence, some of India’s most distinguished legal minds recently converged at O.P. Jindal Global Law...
Police attach residential house, adjoining land of former Bar president Mian Ab Qayoom under UAPA
Police Attach Mian Qayoom's Property Under UAPAPolice Attach...
Can High Courts Hear Anticipatory Bail Pleas Bypassing Sessions Courts? Supreme Court Refers To 3-Judge Bench
In a legal landscape where the balance between individual liberty and state authority is constantly debated, the provision for anticipatory bail stands as a...
“Best morning to send a message”: Supreme Court denies bail in a UAPA case heard in aftermath of Delhi blast
The Supreme Court of India recently upheld the denial of bail to an accused in a Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) case, a decision...
Supreme Court Dismisses SP Leader Abdullah Azam Khan’s Plea To Quash FIR Over Alleged Use Of Forged Documents For Passport
The Supreme Court of India has once again underscored the principle of non-interference in ongoing investigations, particularly when serious allegations are involved. In a...
