Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has set aside the Judgment of the High Court of Karnataka, whereby the High Court dismissed a second appeal filed under Section 100 of the Code of Civil Procedure 1908, affirming th...

A two-judge Bench of the Supreme Court on Friday, in a plea of Ashlin Michael seeking correction of date of birth of her daughter in the certificate issued by CBSE, held that the order passed in Jigy...

In relation to the implementation of Fast and Secured Transmission of Electronic Records (FASTER), the Supreme Court has directed all states of the country to ensure the availability of internet facility with adequate speed in each and every jail and take necessary steps to arrange for internet facility, if not available expeditiously.

The Supreme Court on Thursday directed the Union Of India to have a meeting with all the stakeholders, including the National Medical Commission, the Dental Council of India, the state of Rajasthan and petitioner, the JNU Institute for Medical Sciences and Research Centre......

The Supreme Court has today dismissed an appeal filed by a tenant against the eviction order passed by the Kerala High Court which had granted him six months to vacate the premises.

A bench Supreme Court said that the suo motu extension of limitation period will stand withdrawn with effect from October 1, 2021. The Court observed that as the COVID-19 cases have come down and indicated that a buffer period of 90 days will be given with effect from October 1.

A two-judge bench of Supreme Court has heard the counsel appearing for both the parties and held that the reason for which applicant has moved this application for bail i.e. ‘there is no one to take care of his wife’ doesn’t survive now so not entitled to enlarged on bail.

A review petition has been filed in the Supreme Court, challenging the Apex Court verdict of October 6, 1993 in the Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Association And Anr vs Union of India, popularly known as the Judges-2 case, in which a nine-judge Constitution Bench overruled the decision in S P Gupta

The development came after Delhi High Court division bench inquired about the meaning of a term used in context of service jurisprudence in the petition, which Advocate B.S. Bagga, representing the petitioner, was unable to explain and sought time to apprise the court on the meaning of the term.

The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed contentment over the Central government's decision to provide ex-gratia of Rs 50,000 as financial help to the family of persons who died due to Covid-19 amid the pandemic.