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    Sale of property cannot be imposed as bail condition: Supreme Court

    New Delhi: In a significant ruling on bail jurisprudence, the Supreme Court held that courts cannot impose conditions requiring the sale of an accused’s property to settle alleged claims, observing that bail proceedings cannot be transformed into mechanisms for recovery or adjudication of civil disputes. Top Court Sets Limits on Bail Conditions A bench comprising.

    Supreme Court issues notice on biometric voter verification

    The Supreme Court on Monday issued notices to the Central Government, the Election Commission (ECI), and all states on a public interest

    Umar Khalid demands open court hearing of review petition in Delhi riots case

    The Supreme Court on Monday sought an open court hearing of the review petition filed by student activist Umar Khalid

    SC to hear plea seeking immediate implementation of Women Reservation Bill today

    The hearing assumes significance as the Parliament is expected to take up the Women’s Reservation (Amendment) Bill during a special session beginning April 16.

    SC to hear plea seeking immediate implementation of Women Reservation Bill today

    New Delhi: Ahead of the upcoming special session of Parliament, the Supreme Court is slated to hear, on Monday, a plea seeking immediate implementation of 33 per cent reservation for women in the Lok Sabha and state Legislative Assemblies.Ā Ā  As per the causelist uploaded on the website of the apex court, a bench of Justices.

    Voting and contesting elections are statutory rights, not fundamental: Apex Court

    The ruling came in the context of a dispute over bye-laws framed by Rajasthan’s District Milk Producers’ Cooperative Unions

    Sabarimala Case: Centre Backs Curbs on Women’s Entry

    New Delhi, April 9: The Centre also raised objections to the 2018 Supreme Court verdict that allowed women of all age groups to enter the temple. It argued that the judgment was flawed and based on an assumption that men are superior to women. Earlier, the court had ruled that banning women aged 10–50 violated.

    Supreme Court flags continued discrimination faced by people from North East region

    New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday slammed the Centre for “taking things lightly” as it flagged continuing discrimination faced by people from the north east region residing across the country. A bench of Justices Sanjay Kumar and K Vinod Chandran questioned the Central government for failing to convene meetings of a court-mandated monitoring committee.

    VVIP Chopper Case: Delhi High Court Dismisses Christian Michel’s Plea

    The Delhi High Court on Wednesday dismissed the plea for the release of Christian Michel James, the alleged middleman in the AgustaWestland

    Sabarimala case: Women cannot be treated ā€˜untouchable’ for 3 days, says Justice Nagarathna

    Supreme Court Justice B V Nagarathna said during a hearing on Tuesday that it is not right to consider women ā€˜untouchable’ for three days

    Supreme Court: High Court cannot waive stamp duty penalty

    The Supreme Court of India has held that High Courts do not have the authority to waive statutory penalties on deficient stamp duty