Get more judges appointed: Supreme Court junks plea for speedy disposal of election petitions:- The Supreme Court denied a plea for expedited handling of election petitions, emphasizing that judicial delays cannot be resolved by appointing more judges. Under the Constitution and the Code of Civil Procedure, the Court’s procedural autonomy and case management practices are paramount, regardless of the number of judges.
Delhi Excise Policy case: Supreme Court seeks ED, CBI response to K Kavitha bail plea:- In the Delhi Excise Policy case, the Supreme Court has requested responses from the ED and CBI regarding K Kavitha’s bail application. Kavitha, a prominent leader, seeks relief amid allegations of corruption tied to the controversial excise policy, with the Court evaluating her plea for temporary release.
Supreme Court dismisses PIL challenging cancellation of UGC NET:- The Supreme Court dismissed a PIL contesting the cancellation of the UGC NET exam. The petitioner argued against the decision affecting students’ academic futures, but the Court upheld the cancellation, citing procedural correctness and the necessity of maintaining the integrity of the examination process.
Delhi High Court grants Puja Khedkar interim protection from arrest:- The Delhi High Court granted Puja Khedkar interim protection from arrest, providing her temporary relief amid legal proceedings. This order safeguards Khedkar from immediate detention while her case is reviewed, ensuring she can contest the allegations against her without facing arrest at this stage.
Actress Assault: Supreme Court seeks Kerala’s response to third bail plea by Pulsar Suni, stays costs:- The Supreme Court has asked Kerala to respond to Pulsar Suni’s third bail plea in a high-profile actress assault case. The Court stayed the imposition of costs previously ordered, reflecting on procedural fairness under Article 21 of the Constitution, which guarantees the right to a fair trial.
PIL in Delhi High Court challenges exclusion of ‘unnatural offences’ in BNS:- A PIL filed in the Delhi High Court challenges the exclusion of ‘unnatural offences’ from the British North America Act, arguing it undermines legal protections. The petitioner claims this omission affects judicial handling of specific criminal cases, seeking judicial review to address potential gaps in the legal framework.
CaseMine’s AMICUS adds new feature: AMICUS Argument Generator:- CaseMine’s AMICUS has introduced the AMICUS Argument Generator, a new feature designed to assist legal professionals by automating the creation of legal arguments. This tool aims to enhance efficiency and support lawyers in crafting robust arguments, leveraging AI to streamline the legal research and drafting process.
Delhi excise policy case: Arvind Kejriwal moves Supreme Court to quash CBI arrest, grant bail:- In the Delhi excise policy case, Arvind Kejriwal has approached the Supreme Court to quash his CBI arrest and seek bail. Citing violations of constitutional rights under Article 21, Kejriwal argues for immediate relief, challenging the legality and propriety of the arrest and detention process.
Sexual abuse by Cricket Coach: Parents of victims move Kerala High Court for thorough probe:- Parents of victims in a sexual abuse case involving a cricket coach have petitioned the Kerala High Court, demanding a comprehensive investigation. They argue that the initial probe was inadequate, seeking judicial intervention to ensure a thorough examination of the allegations and justice for the affected individuals.
Punjab and Haryana High Court denies relief to cop accused of rape by live-in partner, rejects their compromise:- The Punjab and Haryana High Court denied relief to a police officer accused of rape by his live-in partner, rejecting their proposed compromise. The Court emphasized the seriousness of the allegations under Section 376 of the Indian Penal Code, maintaining that such cases require judicial scrutiny beyond private settlements.
Delhi High Court passes John Doe order to restrain trademark infringement of Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas:- The Delhi High Court issued a John Doe order to restrain trademark infringement involving Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas. This order, under Section 135 of the Trademarks Act, aims to prevent unauthorized use of the firm’s trademark, ensuring protection of its intellectual property rights and maintaining brand integrity.
