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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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“Police Documents Not Discardable, Nor Is Widow’s Account”— Supreme Court Affirms Insurance Liability, Upholds Tribunal’s Award in Motor Accident Case. In a pivotal ruling Supreme Court of India decisively reinstated...

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July 20, 2025
PC Act | Trap Cannot Be a Theatre of Doubt: Supreme Court Rips Apart Flawed Trap Proceedings in Bribery Case
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“Fabricated Trap, Missing Evidence, Impossible Shirt Colour”, On 17th July 2025, the Supreme Court of India decisively overturned a conviction under the Prevention of Corruption Act. The two-judge bench of...

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July 20, 2025
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“Right to Dignity in Prisons Extends to Disabled Inmates”, the Supreme Court of India, in a pathbreaking ruling delivered a landmark judgment addressing the long-neglected rights of prisoners with disabilities....

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July 20, 2025
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“Demand Notice Is Merely a Reminder; Liability to Pay Interest Arises Immediately After Adjudication Order”, In a landmark ruling Supreme Court of India settled the legal debate on when interest...

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July 20, 2025
“Regularisation of Illegal Construction Does Not Erase Criminality”: Supreme Court Upholds Prosecution of Building Owner for Illegal Commercial Construction
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“No Facade of Legality Can Erase Criminal Conspiracy”, in a significant judgment upholding the primacy of anti-corruption jurisprudence, the Supreme Court refused to quash criminal proceedings against G. Mohandas, a...

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July 20, 2025
Pension is Property, Not a Bounty: Supreme Court Quashes Pension Cut Without Board Approval
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“Prior Consultation with Board Mandatory Before Curtailing Pension Rights,”  In a crucial judgment Supreme Court of India emphatically reaffirmed that pension is a constitutional property right protected under Article 300A,...

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July 20, 2025
Mere Separate Incorporation Cannot Defeat Provident Fund Obligations When Functional Integrality Exists”: Supreme Court Upholds Clubbing of Units under EPF Act
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July 20, 2025
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“Law Cannot Be Weaponized For Vengeance After Irretrievable Breakdown Of Marriage,” In a landmark ruling Supreme Court of India exercised its extraordinary powers under Article 142 of the Constitution to...

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Failure to Consider Concurrent Sentencing Violates Right to Liberty: Allahabad High Court Directs Concurrent Running of Sentences for Electricity Theft Convict
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“Judicial Duty Cannot Be Abdicated Merely Because of Plea Bargaining”: In a landmark judgment protecting fundamental rights under Article 21, the Allahabad High Court quashed consecutive sentencing imposed in six...

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