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Supreme Court permits private recorded conversations as evidence in divorce cases

July 16, 2025 aor.sanjivnarang@gmail.com
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Supreme Court permits private recorded conversations as evidence in divorce cases
evidence Matrimony
Supreme Court permits private recorded conversations as evidence in divorce cases
Supreme Court Empowers Victims in Cheque Bounce Cases: No Need for Special Leave to Appeal Acquittals
criminal procedure
Supreme Court Empowers Victims in Cheque Bounce Cases: No Need for Special Leave to Appeal Acquittals
Supreme Court protects the rights and dignity of senior citizens
Family Law Property Law
Supreme Court protects the rights and dignity of senior citizens
Meritocracy and uniformity in judicial appointments
Judiciary
Meritocracy and uniformity in judicial appointments
Supreme Court permits private recorded conversations as evidence in divorce cases
evidence Matrimony
Supreme Court permits private recorded conversations as evidence in divorce cases
Modes of payment under decrees
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Modes of payment under decrees
Every breach of promise is not rape
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Every breach of promise is not rape
Truth Decay: A Global Challenge for Judiciaries
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Truth Decay: A Global Challenge for Judiciaries
Supreme Court permits private recorded conversations as evidence in divorce cases
evidence Matrimony
Supreme Court permits private recorded conversations as evidence in divorce cases
Supreme Court Empowers Victims in Cheque Bounce Cases: No Need for Special Leave to Appeal Acquittals
criminal procedure
Supreme Court Empowers Victims in Cheque Bounce Cases: No Need for Special Leave to Appeal Acquittals
Supreme Court protects the rights and dignity of senior citizens
Family Law Property Law
Supreme Court protects the rights and dignity of senior citizens
Meritocracy and uniformity in judicial appointments
Judiciary
Meritocracy and uniformity in judicial appointments
civil GST Tax Law

Denial of input tax credit to purchasing dealers justified

March 14, 2023 aor.sanjivnarang@gmail.com

The case involves the denial of Input Tax Credit (ITC) to purchasing dealers who were unable to prove the genuineness of their transactions. The Assessing Officer and the first Appellate…

criminal

Accused must get opportunity to explain

March 12, 2023 aor.sanjivnarang@gmail.com

The accused must get an opportunity to explain the circumstances of the offence.The court thus gets an alternative perspective to understand the chain of events leading to the offence. The…

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Critical Ingredients of the offence of kidnapping necessary for conviction

March 9, 2023 aor.sanjivnarang@gmail.com

Section 364-A of the Indian Penal Code defines the offence of kidnapping for ransom. The offence comprises three stages or components, which are: (i) the person concerned kidnaps or abducts…

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Convicted of murder on the basis of circumstantial evidence

March 9, 2023 aor.sanjivnarang@gmail.com

This is a summary of a judgment in Criminal Appeal No. 2269 of 2010 in the Supreme Court of India. The appellant was charged with the murder of his wife…

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Urgent necessity of insulating Election Commission from executive interference.

March 6, 2023 aor.sanjivnarang@gmail.com

Election Commission is an important constitutional body.It needs to be insulated against executive interference for it to functional independently. The court emphasized the importance of institutional integrity over personal integrity…

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