Court News Updates

The Supreme Court today quashed the notification on the conduct of the Bangalore-based National Law School of India University's (NLSIU) separate entrance exam, called the National Law Aptitude Exam (NLAT 2020).

The Supreme Court has observed that courts assess the extent of disabilities taking into account the realities of life, rather than adopting a stereotypical or myopic approach.

The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal to an earlier order by the NCLAT, saying that delays are not condonable.

Justice J R Midha of the Delhi High Court has dismissed writ petitions filed by the PTI Employees Union and the Federation of PTI Employees Unions against the retrenchment of 297 employees by Press Trust of India by a notice of September 29, 2018.

New Delhi: While a division bench of the Delhi High Court, comprising Chief Justice D. N. Patel and Justice Prateek Jalan was hearing arguments on a bunch of petitions seeking an investigation into police brutality on students of Jamia Milia University, Additional Solicitor General Aman Lekhi, the police counsel, said that the transfer of investigation is done in exceptional cases when Fundamental Rights are severely endangered.

The Delhi High court has rejected a plea by a lady seeking directions for issuance of scheduled caste certificate for her two children as she belong to that caste and her husband belongs to upper caste.

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New Delhi: The Punjab and Haryana High Court has given a clean chit to actor Kangana Ranaut for her allegedly controversial social media post on the consumption of beef.

Chennai: The Madras High Court has closed contempt proceedings against actor Suriya, having issued a note of caution and no punishment. Suriya had criticised the court’s decision to conduct NEET with...

The Supreme Court has observed that the lathi is an identity of the people living in the villages. It cannot be called a weapon of attack.