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National Highways Act | Section 3A Notification Only Requires ‘Brief Description’ Of Land, Names Of Owners Not Mandatory: Andhra Pradesh High Court

"The National Highways Act, 1956 is a comprehensive Code by itself... there appears to be a conscious departure insofar as this Act is concerned, from notifying

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  • National Highways Act | Section 3A Notification Only Requires ‘Brief Description’ Of Land, Names Of Owners Not Mandatory: Andhra Pradesh High Court
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February 21, 2026
Discovery Of Dead Body From A Hidden Well Is A ‘Distinct Fact’ Under Section 27 – Confirmation By Subsequent Events Seals The Chain Of Circumstances: Supreme Court
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“Mental Distance Between ‘May Be’ And ‘Must Be’ Is Long – Conviction Cannot Rest On Conjectures But On An Unbroken Chain”, The Supreme Court, in a significant ruling on circumstantial...

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February 21, 2026
Fracture Of Thyroid Cartilage And Ligature Marks Leave No Room For Doubt – Death Was Homicidal: Supreme Court On Medical Evidence In Water-Recovered Body Case
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“Putrefaction In Water Is Slower… A Body Takes Twice As Much Time As In Air”, In a significant pronouncement on the evidentiary value of medical science in homicide trials, the...

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February 21, 2026
Consumer Law | For Lapse On Part Of Developer, Landowners Who Are In No Way Concerned With Construction Cannot Be Held Liable: Supreme Court
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“Mere Execution Of GPA Does Not Fasten Liability For Deficiency In Service Arising From Construction Delay”, In a decisive ruling that will significantly impact real estate disputes arising out of...

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February 21, 2026
Drug & Cosmetic Act | Manipulated Manufacturing Records Of A Habit-Forming Drug Are Not A Mere Record-Keeping Lapse – They Attract Section 27(d): Supreme Court
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“When Allegations Disclose Contravention Of Section 18(a)(vi), Punishment Must Follow Under Section 27(d)”, In a strong reaffirmation of regulatory discipline under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, the Supreme Court...

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February 21, 2026
When Foundational Facts Are Seriously Disputed, Writ Court Ought Not To Undertake A Fact-Finding Exercise: Kerala High Court
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“Article 226 Is For Enforcement, Not For Establishment Of Rights”, In a significant pronouncement on the limits of writ jurisdiction, the Kerala High Court on 18 February 2026 held that...

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February 21, 2026
Legal Objection Cannot Be Sprung in Second Appeal: P&H High Court Draws Sharp Line Between ‘Legal Plea’ and ‘Legal Objection’
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“There Is a Distinction Between a Legal Plea and a Legal Objection” —  In a striking reaffirmation of procedural discipline in civil litigation, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has...

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February 21, 2026
Conviction Cannot Rest On Fictitious Memorandums – When Investigation Is Tainted, Benefit Of Doubt Must Follow: MP High Court
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“Mental Distance Between ‘May Be’ And ‘Must Be’ Is Long – Suspicion Cannot Replace Proof”, In a strong reaffirmation of the principles governing circumstantial evidence and fair investigation, the Madhya...

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February 21, 2026
President Trump Cannot Rewrite Trade Policy Under the Guise of Emergency: US Supreme Court Strikes Down Sweeping Tariffs
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‘Regulate’ Cannot Be Read as ‘Tax’, In a landmark constitutional ruling with profound economic consequences, the Supreme Court of the United States has invalidated the sweeping global tariffs imposed by...

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February 21, 2026
Functional Disability, Not Mere Physical Percentage, Determines Compensation: Kerala High Court Remands Employees’ Compensation Case for Medical Board Assessment
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“Findings of Fact Under Section 30 Cannot Be Disturbed Unless Perverse” –  In a significant ruling clarifying the scope of appellate interference under the Employees’ Compensation Act, 1923, the Kerala...

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