The bench balanced individual dignity and societal norms, highlighting the seriousness of false allegations and public humiliation in intimate relationships.
Bombay High Court · 18 Jul 2025
The Revision petitions against interlocutory orders are expressly barred under Section 438(2) of BNSS 2023.
Delhi High Court · 18 Jul 2025
The Right to speedy trial under Article 21 is violated when undertrials are jailed indefinitely without commencement of trial.
Supreme Court of India · 18 Jul 2025
The Religious freedom under Articles 25 and 26 is not absolute and is subject to public order, morality, and health.
Madras High Court · 18 Jul 2025
It held that res judicata is a mixed question of law and fact, which cannot be summarily decided at the stage of Order VII Rule 11 application.
Supreme Court of India · 18 Jul 2025
The Subject revolves around that when a partnership has more than two partners, and the deed provides that death of one does not dissolve the firm, then the partnership continues.
Supreme Court of India · 17 Jul 2025
The bench held that in exceptional and peculiar circumstances, proceedings for serious offences like rape may be quashed, especially if the prosecutrix unequivocally withdraws support and the continuance would lead to injustice.
Supreme Court of India · 17 Jul 2025
It reaffirms prior precedents that criminal proceedings should not be lightly quashed, particularly when the allegations involve intent to cheat and deprive others of rightful property.
Supreme Court of India · 17 Jul 2025
The Court criticized the investigation and lower courts for their haste and undue pressure, which led to a miscarriage of justice.
Supreme Court of India · 17 Jul 2025
The Prison authorities are not obligated to provide personalized or luxurious food but must ensure adequate, nutritious, and medically appropriate meals.
Supreme Court of India · 17 Jul 2025
The Court reaffirmed the fundamental legal principle that circumstantial evidence requires a strict and complete chain of proof, where each link is crucial to prove the guilt of the accused beyond reasonable doubt.
Calcutta High Court · 14 Jul 2025
The judgment underscores the strict approach adopted by the judiciary towards bail in NDPS cases, especially where commercial quantities are involved.
Supreme Court of India · 14 Jul 2025
The judgment highlights the growing menace of non-consensual intimate imagery online and the urgent need for systemic measures to protect victims.
Madras High Court · 14 Jul 2025
It clarified that Section 122 cannot be interpreted absolutely to exclude such recordings because the statute itself provides exceptions for legal proceedings between spouses.
Supreme Court of India · 14 Jul 2025
The Court found significant errors such as Absence of a Chain of Custody Register, leading to gaps in tracking sample handling.
Supreme Court of India · 14 Jul 2025
