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UNION OF INDIA . versus THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE PORT OF BOMBAY

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Only the Real Victim Can End a Criminal Case by Settlement, Supreme Court Rules
Criminal Law
Only the Real Victim Can End a Criminal Case by Settlement, Supreme Court Rules
A 1951 Resignation and a 2026 Verdict: Supreme Court Says High Courts Can Quash Tribunal Orders That Ignore the Evidence
Constitutional Law
A 1951 Resignation and a 2026 Verdict: Supreme Court Says High Courts Can Quash Tribunal Orders That Ignore the Evidence
Supreme Court Rules Forced Exile From Home District Requires a Fair Hearing
Criminal Law
Supreme Court Rules Forced Exile From Home District Requires a Fair Hearing
No ‘Protective’ GST Notices and No Copy-Paste Fraud Allegations, Rules Supreme Court
Taxation
No ‘Protective’ GST Notices and No Copy-Paste Fraud Allegations, Rules Supreme Court
Agni: The Conscience of Law
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Agni: The Conscience of Law
Constitutional Limits on Language Use by States
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Constitutional Limits on Language Use by States
Due Process in Arrest Procedures
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Due Process in Arrest Procedures
Supreme Court Puts Aravalli Hills Order in Abeyance
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Supreme Court Puts Aravalli Hills Order in Abeyance
Only the Real Victim Can End a Criminal Case by Settlement, Supreme Court Rules
Criminal Law
Only the Real Victim Can End a Criminal Case by Settlement, Supreme Court Rules
A 1951 Resignation and a 2026 Verdict: Supreme Court Says High Courts Can Quash Tribunal Orders That Ignore the Evidence
Constitutional Law
A 1951 Resignation and a 2026 Verdict: Supreme Court Says High Courts Can Quash Tribunal Orders That Ignore the Evidence
Supreme Court Rules Forced Exile From Home District Requires a Fair Hearing
Criminal Law
Supreme Court Rules Forced Exile From Home District Requires a Fair Hearing
No ‘Protective’ GST Notices and No Copy-Paste Fraud Allegations, Rules Supreme Court
Taxation
No ‘Protective’ GST Notices and No Copy-Paste Fraud Allegations, Rules Supreme Court
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Constitutional Limits on Language Use by States

December 28, 2025 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

In a significant judgment delivered in 2025, the Supreme Court of India clarified the constitutional framework governing the use of language by State governments in official administration. The Court held…

Criminal Law

Rape Conviction quashed in Consensual Relationship Case

December 27, 2025 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

On 25 December 2025, the Supreme Court of India delivered a significant judgment reinforcing the principles of criminal justice, consent, and misuse of penal law. The Court set aside a…

Environmental Law

Significant Judgment on Aravalli Hills by Supreme Court.

December 27, 2025 Sanjiv Narang, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court

Legal Impact The Supreme Court of India, in its landmark judgment dated 20 November 2025 in T.N. Godavarman Thirumulpad v. Union of India & Others (WP(C) No. 202 of 1995),…

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