A Quick Glance On the momentous occasion of India's 75th Constitution Day, Chief Justice DY Chandrachud delivered an address at the inaugural ceremony of the Constitution Day celebrations held at the Supreme Court on November 26. In his speech, C...
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Introduction Freedom of speech and expression is guaranteed by Article 19 of the Indian Constitution, but it is not an absolute right. The government can impose reasonable restrictions on freedom of expression in the interest of the sovereignty an...
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Introduction The Arnesh Kumar case is a landmark judgment of the Supreme Court of India, which was pronounced in 2014. The case involved the alleged misuse of Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code, 1860, which deals with cruelty by a husband or hi...
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Introduction The Kesavananda Bharati case is a landmark decision of the Supreme Court of India, delivered in 1973. The case arose from a challenge to the 24th and 25th Amendments to the Constitution of India, which had been passed by the Indian Pa...
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Introduction A complex interplay of statutory provisions, judicial interpretations, and societal norms has shaped the laws governing marriage in India. The Supriyo case, Shafin Jahan case, and other related legal battles over same-sex marriage...
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Introduction In M/S Citicorp Finance (India) Limited vs. Snehasis Nandaa judgment, the Bench of Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia and Justice Ahsanuddin Amanullah ruled that a consumer has the exclusive right to decide on whether to pursue arbitration or a...
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Introduction Debasish Paul & Anr. Vs Amal Boral (Civil Appeal No. 6565 of 2023, Judgment dated 18-10-2023, Supreme Court of India) The case involves a dispute between the landlords and the tenant over non-payment of rent for a commercial shop...
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Introduction The State of Jharkhand vs. Shailendra Kumar Rai Criminal Appeal No. 1441/2022, decided by the Supreme Court of India on 31-10-2022. This is a significant judgment that also revolves around the controversial "two-finger test" or per v...
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Introduction In January 2019, the Indian Parliament passed the One Hundred and Third Amendment (103rd Amendment) to the Constitution, which modified Articles 15 and 16. This amendment aimed to expand reservations in educational institutions and em...
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