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Stay updated with the most recent and relevant developments in your practice area of law. Constitutional Law State Permission not Required for Religious Prayer Meetings in Private Premises: Allahabad High Court The Allahabad High Court has held that no prior permission is required to conduct a religious prayer meeting within
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Stay updated with the most recent and relevant developments in your practice area of law. Constitutional Law Right to Appear in Exams is Part of Right to Dignity under Article 21: Allahabad High Court The Allahabad High Court held that a student’s right to appear in examinations forms part
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Key Madhya Pradesh High Court Rulings In January 2026, the Madhya Pradesh High Court delivered several significant judgments that addressed crucial legal issues and provided clarity on various aspects of law. This article summarizes the top rulings of the month, highlighting decisions that have practical implications for lawyers, law students,
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Key Kerala High Court Rulings In January 2026, the Kerala High Court delivered several significant judgments that clarified important legal principles and had a direct impact on everyday legal practice. This article brings together the top 10 Kerala High Court judgments of the month, offering a concise overview of decisions
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Key Supreme Court and High Court Rulings in Family Law In January 2026, the Supreme Court and various High Courts across India delivered important judgments shaping the landscape of Family Law. Relatives’ Refusal to Address Husband’s Affair or Advice to ‘Tolerate’ Beating Not Cruelty: Bombay High Court The Bombay
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Key Supreme Court and High Court Rulings in Constitutional Law In January 2026, the Supreme Court and various High Courts across India delivered important judgments shaping the landscape of Constitutional Law. Madras High Court Orders Return of Idols Removed on Unnatural Death Claims The Madras High Court held that the
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Not too long ago, evidence meant paper records, witnesses, and documents filed in court. Today some of the most decisive evidence in litigation comes from electronic devices. From WhatsApp conversations in matrimonial cases to social media posts in criminal investigations, courts are increasingly asked to decide a simple but complex
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Article 21 of the Indian Constitution, looks surprisingly short. It simply says: “No person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except according to procedure established by law.” At first glance, it seems limited or almost narrow. Life and liberty, protected only if the law allows it. But
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Stay updated with the most recent and relevant developments in Environmental law. Aravalli Definition Row: Supreme Court to Form Expert Committee Under Its Supervision The Supreme Court on Wednesday proposed constituting an expert committee to examine issues relating to the definition of the Aravalli hills and environmental concerns arising from
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Stay updated with the most recent and relevant developments in Administrative law. Bar Associations are Not ‘State’ Under Article 12: Delhi High Court The Delhi High Court has held that a bar association is a private body and does not qualify as “State” or an instrumentality of the State under
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Stay updated with the most recent and relevant developments in Labour law. Centre Considers April 1 Rollout of Four Labour Codes, Weighs Impact on Employer Costs The Ministry of Labour and Employment is considering implementing the four Labour Codes from April 1, aligning their rollout with the financial year followed
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Stay updated with the most recent and relevant developments in property law. Suit for Mandatory Injunction Not Maintainable When Title is Disputed: Supreme Court The Supreme Court held that a suit for mandatory injunction simpliciter is not maintainable where there is a serious dispute regarding title, possession, or identity of