(1)
Dhondu Sakharam Tambe & Rupali Dhondu Tambe ...Appellants Vs.
Union of India Represented by The General Manager Western Railway ...Respondent D.D
21/11/2025
Railway Accident Claim – Compensation – Untoward Incident – Circumstantial Evidence – Deceased, a 17-year-old boy, died after falling from a local train due to crowd rush while on his way to visit Lalbaugcha Raja – Incident not reported to railway officials but immediate statements given to police at hospital and documented in inquest panchnama and postmortem report &...
(2)
Chandraprakash Yadav And 6 Others ...Revisionist(s) Vs.
State of U.P. and Another ...Opposite Party(s) D.D
21/11/2025
Criminal Law - Forgery – Wills – Civil Dispute Converted into Criminal Case – Criminal complaint filed alleging will dated 17.3.2015 is forged and used to claim property – Discharge sought on ground that genuineness of both wills (dated 17.3.2015 and 11.1.2017) already sub judice in civil suit filed in 2017 – FIR filed in 2019 as retaliatory measure – Held: Alle...
(3)
Deputy Director Directorate of Enforcement ...Appellant Vs.
Amlendu Pandey (Deceased) through L.R. ...Respondent D.D
21/11/2025
Prevention of Money Laundering – Search and Seizure – Applicability of Section 17 PMLA – Complaint Against Co-Accused – Search Valid – ED conducted search under Section 17 PMLA at respondent’s premises on 09.02.2016 recovering ₹26.30 lakhs, laptop and other devices – Respondent not named in original 2011 prosecution complaint but allegedly facilitated ma...
(4)
National Insurance Company Limited …Appellant Vs.
Satbir and Others …Respondents D.D
21/11/2025
Accident Claim - Motor Vehicles Act – Driving Licence – Statutory Grace Period – Expired licence remains valid for 30 days under proviso to Section 14 – Licence expired on 04.06.2001; accident on 04.07.2001 within grace period – Driver legally licensed – No breach of policy conditions – Insurer not entitled to recovery rights – Tribunal’s award...
(5)
Ashok Kumar and Another ...Appellants Vs.
State of U.P. ...Respondent D.D
21/11/2025
Criminal Law – Murder – Last Seen Theory – Conviction Based on Circumstantial Evidence – Govind last seen alive with accused Ashok Kumar and his two accomplices (identified later as Gore @ Ujagar Singh and Ramdas) on 9.4.1983 at 8:30 PM – Dead body recovered on 10.4.1983 at 2 PM – Post-mortem confirmed death by strangulation around 11 PM on 9.4.1983 – Held...
(6)
P. N. Radhakrishnan ...Petitioner Vs.
State of Kerala and Others ...Respondents D.D
21/11/2025
Civil Writ - Temple Management – Online Darshan – Hybrid System – Petitioners sought restoration of online booking facility for darshan at Guruvayoor Temple citing hardships to elderly and differently-abled devotees – Managing Committee cited practical difficulties including ritual unpredictability and past conflicts between online and offline devotees – Held: Online ...
(7)
Akshay Kumar Jain and Others ...Appellants Vs.
State of Madhya Pradesh and Others ...Respondents D.D
21/11/2025
Civil Law – Temporary Injunction – Prima Facie Case – Balance of Convenience – Irreparable Injury – Rejection Upheld – Appellants filed suit for declaration and possession claiming title through registered sale deed of 1957 – Sought injunction against construction over suit property allegedly by temple trust – Trial court found no prima facie case, n...
(8)
XXX ...Appellant Vs.
XXX & Anr. ...Respondents D.D
21/11/2025
Family Law – Custody of Minor Children – Split Custody – Welfare of Child Paramount – Preference of Minor Considered – Family Court granted custody of elder daughter to mother and younger son to father – Appellant-mother sought custody of both children to restore sibling bond – Held: Both parents are educated and financially stable; minor son (aged 11) has...
(9)
Ashish Kumar Sharma ...Appellant Vs.
Rajasthan Public Service Commission ...Respondent D.D
21/11/2025
Public Service Commission – Scaling of Marks – Validity of Scaling Formula in Exams with Optional Papers – RPSC adopted scaling method in optional subjects of competitive exam for Forest Services after finding wide subject-wise variation in difficulty index and mean marks – Appellants contended that scaling was not authorized under the 1962 and 2015 Rules and yielded arbitr...