Judges and lawyers discussed the limits of mandatory mediation, the need for specialist mediators and the challenges of settling disputes involving government bodies.
The RTI Act does not indicate that a public authority is under an obligation to obtain information from third parties to satisfy RTI applicants, the Court held.
The chairman called on the “intellectually sound class” to act as “spokespersons for the helpless,” urging the legal fraternity and other professionals to defend the nation against foreign conspiracie ...
Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya made the remark in response to a petitioner's request to list a petition alleging excessive use of force by Delhi Police against the protestors on Monday.
The India–UK CETA introduces a robust IP framework that enhances protection and enforcement while maintaining TRIPS flexibilities and public-interest safeguards, thereby fostering a new era of bilater ...
The Court held that the offence against Munirathna under Section 171C of IPC cannot hold since the complaint was not lodged by an officer of the court or a public servant as provided in Section 195 of ...
As per the petition, Wangchuk's health has deteriorated rapidly and if he passes away, it would be a matter of "great shame for the country and the world".
The Court stayed trial court proceedings against the brothers-in-law of a woman on noting that the rape and cruelty allegations against them were made belatedly after the woman's husband filed for div ...
The Court was hearing a plea filed by one Hemraj Tailor challenging the Madhya Pradesh High Court's refusal to quash the criminal proceedings against him.
A division bench held that these are matters of personal choice and neither parents nor State can compel a 21‑year‑old woman to return home or marry against her wishes
