1.How SG’s legal opinion in Supreme Court paved the runway for Nagpur international airport:- The Supreme Court’s legal opinion, backed by Solicitor General, clarified land acquisition protocols and regulatory frameworks, facilitating the establishment of Nagpur International Airport. This guidance resolved legal ambiguities, ensuring compliance with environmental and developmental regulations, ultimately paving the way for the airport’s construction and operational viability.
2.Married woman can’t claim she was raped on pretext of marriage: Bombay High Court:- The Bombay High Court ruled that a married woman cannot claim rape under the pretext of marriage, emphasizing that consent within marriage is valid. The court stated that such claims undermine the institution of marriage and must be approached with caution, highlighting the need for clear evidence of coercion.
3.Why shift 11 undertrials out of Bengaluru jail after Darshan got special treatment? Karnataka High Court:-The Karnataka High Court ordered the transfer of 11 undertrials from a Bengaluru jail after allegations arose regarding special treatment given to actor Darshan. The court emphasized the need for equality in the treatment of prisoners and aimed to address concerns over preferential treatment, ensuring fairness within the judicial system.
4.Kerala High Court directs State to expedite revalidation of ₹20 stamp papers amid shortage:- The Kerala High Court directed the state government to expedite the revalidation process for ₹20 stamp papers due to a prevailing shortage. The court emphasized the importance of ensuring the availability of essential legal documents, urging prompt action to alleviate difficulties faced by the public in accessing these resources.
5.Supreme Court asks IT Department to upgrade its software after computer error leads to wrong assessment:- The Supreme Court directed the Income Tax Department to upgrade its software following a case where a computer error resulted in incorrect tax assessments. The court highlighted the need for technological improvements to prevent such mistakes in the future, ensuring fairness and accuracy in tax administration for citizens.
6.Karnataka High Court refuses to quash FIR against State Bar Council members in misappropriation case:- The Karnataka High Court declined to quash the FIR against State Bar Council members accused of misappropriation. The court emphasized the necessity of allowing the investigation to proceed, reinforcing the principle that allegations of financial misconduct warrant thorough scrutiny to uphold accountability within the legal profession.
7.Air quality panel not doing enough to curb Delhi pollution: Supreme Court:-The Supreme Court criticized the air quality panel for insufficient actions to combat pollution in Delhi. The court expressed concern over the deteriorating air quality and urged the panel to implement more effective measures. It emphasized the urgent need for decisive action to protect public health and the environment.
8.Why Supreme Court imposed ₹1 lakh costs on lawyer:- The Supreme Court imposed a ₹1 lakh cost on a lawyer for filing a frivolous petition, deeming it an abuse of the legal process. The court emphasized the need for accountability and warned against wasting judicial resources, underscoring the importance of maintaining integrity in legal proceedings.
9.Police tells Bombay High Court it will identify burial site for Badlapur sexual assault accused:- The police informed the Bombay High Court that they would identify the burial site of the Badlapur sexual assault accused. This announcement follows a request for clarity regarding the location, as authorities seek to ensure proper investigative procedures are followed in the ongoing case, aiming for justice for the victim.
10.Badlapur encounter: PIL in Supreme Court seeks SIT probe:- A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe into the Badlapur encounter. The petition alleges extrajudicial killings and demands an independent investigation to ensure accountability and transparency in the handling of the case involving the accused.
