The Delhi High Court on Friday issued directions to Sessions Courts in Delhi. The Court said that they should follow the earlier orders passed by the H.C. Therefore, it was on mandating to serve a notice to the complainant/informant/victim in all bail proceedings on POCSO cases. Brief Facts of the
On 16th June 2020, a plea was filed in SC seeking directions for fair chances to get Registry of the Apex Court. It highlighted the partiality that comes along with the “pick and choose” policy. Brief Facts of the Case The writ petition was filed before the SC under Article
The Supreme Court of India issued notices in a suo moto case to the Centre and five State Governments. This ordered State Governments to increase the number of COVID tests taken. It also asked states to ensure the respectful disposal of dead bodies of COVID-19 victims. This notice was issued
The Supreme Court granted senior journalist Vinod Dua interim protection from arrest in connection with an FIR. Himachal Police registered the FIR alleging sedition. But the Court refuses to stay investigation and grants all permissions in the same matter. Brief Facts of the Case Vinod Dua is a senior journalist.
Casteism has always been prevalent throughout India. Caste-based violence towards Dalits has increased in the last couple of months. This makes one wonder how or why it all started and how it can stop. Dalit: the Origin of the Word Dalits are certain sections of Hindu people in India. They
A single-judge bench of Justice Anup Jairam Bhambhani of the Delhi High Court was formed to hear an application for interim bail by an accused for murder. The accused had sought bail on the ground that he had to attend to his daughter’s medical needs. While bail was granted for
A division bench comprising of Justice Ashok Bhushan, Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul, Justice M.R. Shah presided over the matter of Sagheer Ahmed Khan v. Union of India & Ors. Brief Facts of the Case The petitioner hails from Sant Kabir Nagar (earlier called District Basti). He is currently an advocate
A medico-legal autopsy is as a tool used for investigating sudden, suspicious, criminal, and unnatural deaths. It helps to ascertain the cause of death, the time of death, manner of death and other related information that can be useful in solving the case or documenting the required information of the
The appellant, in this case, is the tenant of the respondent-landlord. The respondent-landlord filed three Eviction Petitions on three separate grounds. Arrears of rent, accommodation for the landlord’s business, and damage to the premises. under Sections 11(2)(b), 11(8), and 11(4)(ii), of the Kerala Building (Lease and Rent Control) Act, 1965.
Brief Facts of the Case The Delhi Police arrested JMI student Safoora Zargar for being part of an Unlawful Assembly and Criminal Conspiracy on 10th April, 2020. They granted her bail on 13th April, but was re-arrested the same day, as the Delhi Police added charges of murder and sections of the Unlawful
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