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On Monday, the Bombay High Court have reserved the plea which was filed by the businessman Raj Kundra assailing its remand to the custody and the subsequent orders of the Metropolitan Magistrate in the famous porn film racket case. The Read More …
In the case of Banca Sneha Sheela v. State of Telangana, the Supreme Court have held that in order to have the detention of a person under the law of preventive detention, there must be some apprehension in regards to Read More …
In the case of a recent porn racket, Sherlyn Chopra has been refused by the Mumbai Session Court for the grant of anticipatory bail when she approached for her apprehension of the arrest after its Co-accused Raj Kundra was arrested. Read More …
In the case of Abhigya Anand v. CBSE, a review petition was filed against the judgment of June 22, 2021 of the highest court that has allowed the CBSE to conduct the offline or physical examination for the second compartment, Read More …
In the case of Kamal Pal v. the State of Punjab, the Punjab and Haryana High Court have ruled that if any judicial order is passed which allows for collecting the voice sample of a person for the aim of Read More …
In the case of Vinay Mishra v.CBI, it was ruled that Section 6 of DSPE Act do not require the consent of the state in case CBI wants to investigate for the central government officers. The Calcutta high court have Read More …
The Executive Committee of the Consortium of National Law Universities met on the 27th August 2020 to review the precautionary measures taken in the context of the COVID 19 pandemic and the resulting situation in various states of the country. Read More …
The State of Uttar Pradesh has numerous plans of establishing a second national law university (NLU) in the state alongside RMLNLU in the city of Lucknow. This National Law University is said to possess a campus of 25 acres of Read More …
Prashant Bhushan, a public interest lawyer in the Supreme Court of India, recently tweeted two posts for which he was held guilty with ‘criminal contempt’.The court had taken suo moto notice of the two tweets posted by Bhushan on June Read More …
The Madras High Court was recently prompted to voice concern over the continuing criminalisation of politics in India, while querying after why the Centre is yet to enact a law to bar politicians with criminal backgrounds from contesting elections. “Persons Read More …