November 17, 2025

Supreme Court

Abhorrent nature of the crime alone cannot be the decisive factor for awarding a death sentence: Supreme Court in Pappu judgment Time out-aron-visuals-BXOXnQ26B7o-unsplash
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Abhorrent nature of the crime alone cannot be the decisive factor for awarding a death sentence: Supreme Court in Pappu judgment

Indian Law Watch March 5, 2022
Recently, the three judges’ bench of the supreme court of India observed in Pappu v. state of...
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PIL in Supreme Court seeks steps to regulate poll manifesto, make them legally enforceable as it is a published declaration Election Manifesto
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PIL in Supreme Court seeks steps to regulate poll manifesto, make them legally enforceable as it is a published declaration

Indian Law Watch March 3, 2022
A Public Interest Litigation has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking direction to the Centre and...
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Supreme Court dismisses permanent injunction petition against Gangubai but petitioner free to raise issue before High Court Gangubai
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Supreme Court dismisses permanent injunction petition against Gangubai but petitioner free to raise issue before High Court

Indian Law Watch March 1, 2022
The Supreme Court on 24 February 2022 dismissed the petition seeking a permanent injunction against the movie...
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Extraordinary power under Article 226 of the Constitution or the inherent power under Section 482 Cr.PC are well settled to the possible extent with defined sufficiently channelized guidelines wherein such power should be exercised: Supreme Court criminal-lawyer
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Extraordinary power under Article 226 of the Constitution or the inherent power under Section 482 Cr.PC are well settled to the possible extent with defined sufficiently channelized guidelines wherein such power should be exercised: Supreme Court

Indian Law Watch February 28, 2022
The case of the appellant is that she was born in a Hindu family and was married...
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