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'Mere No Objection Not Enough To Claim Seized Property': Supreme Court Upholds Refusal To Return Diamonds Under Section 452 CrPC

"Unless the claimant establishes that a right inheres in him to possess in law the property or document, the return of which he is claiming,

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  • 'Mere No Objection Not Enough To Claim Seized Property': Supreme Court Upholds Refusal To Return Diamonds Under Section 452 CrPC
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July 21, 2025
Justice Must Be Seen To Be Done, Not Stifled by Local Hostilities: Punjab & Haryana High Court Transfers Trial from Amritsar as Lawyers Reluctant to Appear Against Fellow Advocates
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“Denial of Legal Assistance Is Denial of Fair Trial”: In a significant judgment Punjab and Haryana High Court emphatically reinforced the principle that the right to a fair trial includes...

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July 21, 2025
Judicial Custody for Mere Absence Is Unjustified: Andhra Pradesh High Court Restores Bail, Slams Trial Court for Mechanical Remand
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“Framing of Charges Doesn’t Require Mandatory Personal Appearance”, In a notable judgment the High Court of Andhra Pradesh emphatically reminded trial courts of the necessity to exercise bail jurisdiction judiciously...

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July 21, 2025
Justice to the Estate Does Not Die With the Claimant: Supreme Court Enhances Compensation for Deceased Woman Injured in Bus Accident
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“Loss to Estate Continues Despite Death”: Supreme Court of India, in a poignant decision affirming the rights of the legal heirs of accident victims, enhanced compensation in a motor accident...

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July 21, 2025
Interest of Justice Overrides Arithmetical Exactitude: Supreme Court Reduces Decretal Payment to ₹15 Lakhs in Long-Standing Mortgage Dispute
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“Equitable Resolution Must End Protracted Litigation”, In a significant exercise of its equitable jurisdiction, the Supreme Court on 16th July 2025 intervened to bring closure to a long-running mortgage recovery...

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July 21, 2025
Delay in FIR Not Fatal When Eyewitness and Murg Report Prove Accident: Supreme Court Restores Compensation to Widow and Minor Children
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“Mere delay in registering FIR cannot demolish a rightful claim when the accident is contemporaneously recorded and supported by eyewitness testimony”— In a strong affirmation of claimants’ rights under the...

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July 21, 2025
Suo Motu Designation of Senior Advocates Intrinsic to Judicial Discretion, Not Fettered by Application Process: Supreme Court Upholds High Courts’ Autonomy
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“Designation of Senior Advocate is a recognition, not a reward — it flows from judicial assessment of eminence, not from the number of applications” — In a significant ruling on...

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July 21, 2025
Ordinarily, Rehabilitation Should Only Be Meant For Those Who Have Been Rendered Destitute Because Of Loss Of Residence Or Livelihood As A Consequence Of Land Acquisition: Supreme Court
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“Rehabilitation Is A Humanitarian Consideration, Not A Legal Right”: Supreme Court of India putting to rest decades of litigation surrounding the claims of land acquisition oustees to preferential allotment of...

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July 21, 2025
Aided School Teachers Entitled to Gratuity Under State Pension Rules, Not Gratuity Act: Supreme Court Clarifies Legal Position on Gratuity Claims
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“Nomination absolves the employer from tracing all legal heirs; nominee receives gratuity in trust for all heirs”— In a significant judgment Supreme Court of India decisively ruled on the legal...

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July 21, 2025
Supreme Court Upholds Entry Tax on Liquor Manufacturers: “Manufacturers Cause the Entry, Not Government Warehouses”
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“Where Manufacturers Cause Entry Into Local Area, Mere Involvement of Government Warehouses Does Not Exonerate Them from Entry Tax” — In a significant decision on the scope of entry tax...

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