Supreme Court

Supreme Court Sets 3 Month Deadline for President to Decide on Bills Reserved by Governors

Supreme Court Sets 3 Month Deadline for President to Decide on Bills Reserved by Governors

In a move that could significantly speed up the lawmaking process in India’s states, the Supreme Court has now made it clear the President of India must take a decision on bills reserved by state Governors within three months of receiving them. This historic ruling brings long-awaited clarity to a part of the Constitution that

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Supreme Court Clarifies Order XII Rule 6 CPC Judgment Can Be Passed on Admissions, Oral or Written

Supreme Court Clarifies Order XII Rule 6 CPC Judgment Can Be Passed on Admissions, Oral or Written

In the journey of justice, clarity is one of the most powerful tools a court can offer. The Supreme Court of India has taken a significant step in that direction with a new ruling that redefines how courts can pass judgments based on admissions made during legal proceedings whether in formal pleadings or through other

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Supreme Court on Marine Insurance: Unreasonable Terms Cannot Deny Justice

Supreme Court on Marine Insurance: Unreasonable Terms Cannot Deny Justice

Imagine working hard to start something new a fresh business venture, a maiden voyage, hope on the horizon. Now imagine losing it all due to circumstances beyond your control and then being told your insurance won’t cover it, not because you did something wrong but because of an impossible condition. That’s exactly what happened to

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Delayed But Not Denied: Supreme Court Revives Claims Under Limitation Law

Delayed But Not Denied: Supreme Court Revives Claims Under Limitation Law

Legal disputes can stretch for years, causing stress, uncertainty, and financial hardship especially when public property is involved. But in a recent case, the Supreme Court has offered clarity and hope, ruling that Section 18 of the Limitation Act applies to the Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorised Occupants) Act, 1971. This means that a fresh

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Supreme Court to Employers: Transparency Is Not Optional

Supreme Court to Employers: Transparency Is Not Optional

In a powerful move that brings hope and fairness to countless women across India, the Supreme Court has once again reinforced the importance of transparency and justice in the workplace. When someone gathers the courage to speak up against harassment, the system must protect, not silence, their voice. That’s exactly what this recent verdict aims

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When Law and Love Unite: Supreme Court Applauds Piplantri Tree Tradition

When Law and Love Unite: Supreme Court Applauds Piplantri Tree Tradition

In a world that often overlooks the birth of a girl child, a heartwarming tradition in Rajasthan is rewriting that story one tree at a time. On April 5, 2025, the quiet village of Piplantri turned into a beacon of hope and inspiration as Supreme Court Judges, Rajasthan High Court dignitaries, and legal luminaries paid

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Supreme Court Stands by Retired Workers: No Recovery Without Fraud

Supreme Court Stands by Retired Workers: No Recovery Without Fraud

Imagine working honestly for decades, only to be told after retirement that you were paid “too much” and must return a portion of your salary. That’s not just unfair; it’s heartbreaking. Thankfully, the Supreme Court has stepped in with a powerful message: Employees shouldn’t be punished for mistakes they didn’t make. What Was the Case

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Supreme Court Acknowledges Couple’s Shared Honor: Defamation of One Affects Both

Supreme Court Acknowledges Couple’s Shared Honor: Defamation of One Affects Both

In our daily lives, reputation is something we silently build over time – through love, honesty, and hard work. And for most families, this reputation is shared. When something threatens it, the pain is not limited to one person. It ripples across relationships, especially between a husband and wife. Recently, the Supreme Court of India

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