(1)
Y. Yashwanth ...Petitioner Vs.
The State of Telangana Rep. by Principal Secretary Municipal Administration & Urban Development and 3 others ...Respondents D.D
01/05/2026
Civil Writ - Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation Act, 1955, Sections 452 and 636 - Unauthorized Construction - Demolition - Inaction of Municipal Authorities - Petitioner alleged that Respondent No. 4 combined two residential permits for Stilt + 2 floors to construct a single structure of Stilt + 4 floors without setbacks - Authorities failed to act on the complaint - Held, respondent authorit...
(2)
Harsh ...Petitioner Vs.
The State of Madhya Pradesh ...Respondent D.D
30/04/2026
Criminal Law – Double Jeopardy – Section 300(1) CrPC – Article 20(2) of the Constitution – Petitioner previously tried and convicted by JMFC Vadodara for offences under Sections 419/420 IPC in relation to forged bank drafts – Subsequently charge-sheeted before Trial Court at Dhar for offences under Sections 420, 467, 468 and 120-B IPC in relation to the same bank draf...
(3)
Ashok Singh ...Petitioner Vs.
State of Punjab ...Respondent D.D
30/04/2026
NDPS Act – Bail – Disclosure Statement of Co-Accused – Inadmissibility – Petitioner not present at the spot of recovery and not named in the FIR – 520 grams of heroin recovered from co-accused Lovepreet Singh alias Love – Petitioner implicated solely on the basis of disclosure statements of co-accused made during police custody – No independent recovery of...
(4)
B. Mohammad Iqbal ...Petitioner Vs.
Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax ...Respondent D.D
30/04/2026
Income Tax – Prosecution – Section 276CC – Quashing of Proceedings – Lack of Jurisdiction – Petitioner assessed under jurisdiction of ITO, Non Corporate Ward 17(1), Chennai – Show Cause Notice issued by ITO – Petitioner replied, paid tax with interest – Complaint under Section 276CC lodged by Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax (respondent) after ob...
(5)
Gurtej Singh @ Gurtej Singh Brar ...Petitioner Vs.
State of Punjab ...Respondent D.D
30/04/2026
Anticipatory Bail — Second Petition — Maintainability — No Change in Circumstances — The petitioner filed a second petition for anticipatory bail under Section 482 BNSS within ten days of dismissal of the first petition on 06.04.2026, without disclosing any substantial or drastic change in circumstances — Held: A successive anticipatory bail petition filed without mat...
(6)
Shri Krishna Nutrition India Pvt. Ltd. …Petitioner Vs.
The Micro Small and Medium Enterprises Facilitation Council and Another…Respondents D.D
30/04/2026
MSME Act – Writ Jurisdiction – Maintainability – Arbitral Award – Statutory Remedy – Petitioner challenged ex parte award of the MSME Facilitation Council, Kanpur directing payment of Rs. 24,15,835/- including interest, on grounds of improper service and bar of limitation – Held: Writ petition not maintainable where a specific statutory remedy under Section 34 o...
(7)
Delhi Development Authority through its Vice Chairman ...Appellant Vs.
Dr. Fresh Assets Limited through its Authorized Representative Sh. Pabitra Patra & Ministry of Urban Development ...Respondents D.D
30/04/2026
Civil Law – Earnest Money – Wrongful Retention – Interest – DDA – Contractual Liability – Respondent-plaintiff was the highest bidder in a DDA auction held on 17.12.2008 for a plot at Defence Colony, New Delhi and deposited earnest money of Rs. 63,12,500/- – A writ petition by residents challenged the auction, in which DDA itself filed an affidavit concedi...
(8)
The Chairman (S.S.L. Jain P.G. College Vidisha) …Appellant Vs.
The State of Madhya Pradesh and Others …Respondents D.D
30/04/2026
Minority Educational Institutions – Right to Administer – Appointment of Principal – Article 30(1) of the Constitution – Circulars declared unconstitutional – The appellant, a minority aided institution, challenged the Single Bench's order directing the Regional Additional Director to reconsider the in-charge assignment of Principal in accordance with circulars da...
(9)
Christopher Jaswanth Raj @ Christopher, S/o Jayaraj Bernard ...Appellant Vs.
State of Karnataka & Another ...Respondents D.D
30/04/2026
POCSO Act – Aggravated Penetrative Sexual Assault – Conviction Confirmed – Sentence Modified – Appellant, owner of dance academy, convicted by Special Court under Section 376 IPC r/w Section 5(l) of POCSO Act and sentenced to life imprisonment for committing aggravated penetrative sexual assault on a minor girl student aged 15 years 5 months – Victim's testimony c...