Supreme Court Archives

In a judgment passed on 8th February 2021 by the Supreme Court, it was observed that if a trespasser is having an established possession of a property, he is entitled to obtain an injunction. This judgment was passed by the bench comprising Justice Ashok Bhushan, R. Subhash Reddy, MR Shah while upholding the judgment of Madras High Court decreeing an injunction suit.

Heart ailment even though can restrict a person’s activities is not considered a disability. In an appeal filed before the Supreme Court, the Court explains the grounds for what constitutes a disability and why heart ailment does not qualify as a disability.

Right to Freedom to Speech and Expression is recognised as a fundamental right under Article 19 of the Constitution. However, it is not absolute but has restrictions imposed. A plea had been filed before the Supreme Court stating that Section 124-A of the Indian penal Code is ultra-vires of the Constitution.

A Special Leave Petition (SLP) was filed by Vidya Bhavan Society, the Managing Committee of Sawai Mansingh Vidyalaya, Gandhi Seva Sadan and the Society of Catholic Education Institutions challenging the Fee-Regulation Act, 2016.

This case concerned the dispute relating to the regularization of illegally occupied panchayat land by the villagers in the state of Haryana 

The petition was filed by a Trust known as ‘Hamara Desh Hamare Jawan.’ The Trust represented by Adv Ajay Kumar Agarwal stated that the government was applying a pension scheme which was hybrid in nature.

Case Name: N. Vijayakumar vs. State of Tamil Nadu [CRIMINAL APPEAL Nos. 100-101 OF 2021] The Supreme Court, in the judgment dated 3 February 2021,

Case Name: Sunita Agrawal vs. Bhanwarlal and Another [Civil Appeal No. 301/2021] Supreme Court on 1st February 2021, took into its consideration a case related

This case concerns the matter of delay in granting remission to the convicts who have completed their sentence of 14 years.