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Latest supreme court judgment on anticipatory bailIN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA Criminal Appeal No. 5456 of 2024 Date of Order: 18.12.2024 Deepak Aggarwal Vs. Balwan Singh & Anr. Hon’ble Judges/Coram: J.B. Pardiwala and R. Mahadevan, JJ. Citation: MANU/SCOR/146578/2024. In this case Supreme court has established important guidelines for granting interim anticipatory bail. The bench […]

Will. If the will does not give reason to deprive his wife from his property nor mentioned her name in the will, it makes the will unreliable. Will not accepted. The Supreme Court observed that non mention of wife or the reasons for her disinheritance in the Will, is an indication that the free disposition

“Supreme Court Reverses Custody Decision, Prioritizes Child’s Mental Health Over Father’s Rights” The Supreme Court restored custody of a 12-year-old boy to his mother, citing severe anxiety and separation risks from the father’s custody. The father was granted visitation rights, but the child’s mental well-being and stable family environment with the mother were deemed paramount.

Supreme Court Questions Validity of Power of Attorney Holder’s Authority in Property Deals The Supreme Court disagreed with its earlier ruling in Rajni Tandon vs. Dulal Ranjan Ghosh Dastidar, holding that a power-of-attorney holder executing a sale deed remains an agent of the principal and must comply with authentication requirements under the Registration Act, 1908.

“Supreme Court Upholds Clubbing of Pharma Units for EPF Liability, Dismisses Torino Labs’ Appeal.” The Supreme Court ruled that Torino Laboratories and Vindas Chemical Industries are a single entity under the EPF Act due to shared management, premises, and finances, dismissing Torino’s appeal against clubbing for provident fund contributions. Court:Supreme Court of India Case:M/S Torino

**Supreme Court Acquits Man in Rape Case Due to Lack of Evidence on Victim’s Age and Consent ,Conviction Overturned, Court Cites Unproven Age and Voluntary Cohabitation ** The Supreme Court acquitted Birka Shiva, overturning his conviction under Sections 376, 363, and 342 IPC, citing insufficient proof of the victim’s minority and lack of evidence to

Supreme Court’s Stance on Compensation for Wrongful Incarceration The Supreme Court of India has emphasized the need for a law to compensate accused individuals who are acquitted after undergoing long periods of incarceration. This issue was highlighted in a recent case where a death row convict was acquitted due to faulty investigation and judicial delays.

👆📌Supreme Court of IndiaDate of Judgment11-12-2021Amit Kumar Vs Suman Beniwal Title :- SC Grants Mutual Divorce Waiving 6-Month Waiting Period Under Article 142 The Supreme Court waived the six-month waiting period under Section 13B(2) of the Hindu Marriage Act for mutual consent divorce. The parties, both government officers, had been separated for over a year