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Delhi High Court courtroom scene depicting a judgment on Section 498A IPC and its application to invalid marriages.

Delhi Court: Invalidated Marriage Doesn’t Preclude Application of Section 498A IPC

Case Name: Om Saran Gupta v. State of NCT of Delhi Introduction: The Delhi High Court presently pronounced an important ruling regarding the application of Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. The court directed that the provision, which penalises cruelty by a husband or his relatives toward a married woman, remains relevant even if the marriage is later voided. Background of the Case: A petition has been registered according to Section 482 of the Criminal Procedure

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Judges in the Delhi High Court delivering a verdict on a Human Rights case under Article 21, symbolizing justice and dignity in parole decisions.

Human Rights and Balancing Prison Discipline: Delhi High Court Upholding the right of Prisoner under Article 21

Case Name: Ajmer Singh Alias Pinka V. The State of NCT, Delhi. Introduction: In an important judgment reinforcing Human Rights and constitutional safeguards, the Delhi High Court upheld the fundamental rights of convicts by ruling that the rejection of parole for performing the last rites of a deceased parent violates the right to dignity protected under Article 21 of the Constitution of India . The Court stated that denying parole in the existence of humanitarian consi

Oct 283 min read

Editorial courtroom illustration of the Supreme Court of India with legal books, balanced scales of justice, and symbolic representation of suicide abetment law under Section 306 IPC / Section 108 BNS.

The Law on Suicide Abetment – It's all about intention.

Case Title: Abhinav Mohan Delkar v. The State of Maharashtra & Ors. (Neutral Citation: 2025 INSC 990). Introduction: On dismissing the...

Sep 74 min read

Chief Justice Gavai: A Historic Tenure Begins at the Supreme Court

On 14 May 2025, Chief Justice Gavai was sworn in as India's 52nd Chief Justice, a historical and constitutional moment in the judiciary...

May 156 min read

An artistic depiction of trial transfer under Section 406 CrPC in India, featuring two courtrooms, a judge’s gavel, legal books, a map of India, and a central scale of justice representing fairness in legal proceedings.

Supreme Court Explains Key Factors for Transfer of Trial Under Section 406 CrPC

Case Name: M/S Shri Sendhuragro and Oil Industries Pranab Prakash v. Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. Case Number: T.P.(Crl.) No. 608/2024 and...

Mar 173 min read

The Supreme Court of India with a judge’s gavel and legal documents representing First Information Reports (FIRs), emphasizing the concept of a second FIR in legal proceedings.

Supreme Court Ruling: When Is a Second FIR Allowed?

The Supreme Court recently laid down principles regarding the permissibility of registering a second First Information Report (FIR) for the

Feb 253 min read