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    Secret recording of conversations of spouses can be used in matrimonial cases: Supreme Court

    New Delhi: The Supreme Court has ruled that secretly recorded conversations between spouses can be admitted as evidence in matrimonial cases. The court stated that if spouses are snooping on each other, it indicates that the marriage is not healthy, and such recordings can be used in court proceedings. A bench consisting of Justice B.

    Lilavati Trust Case: SC Refuses to Quash FIR Against HDFC Bank CEO in ₹2.05 Cr Bribery Case

    New Delhi, July 4: The Supreme Court on Friday declined to entertain a plea of HDFC Bank CEO and Managing Director Sashidhar Jagdishan to quash an FIR lodged against him, following a complaint by the Lilavati Kirtilal Mehta Medical Trust, which runs Mumbai’s Lilavati Hospital, that he has accepted a bribe of Rs 2.05 crore..

    Nitish Katara murder case: SC extends interim bail of Vikas Yadav for 4 weeks

    New Delhi: The Supreme Court has extended by four weeks the interim bail to Vikas Yadav, who is serving a 25-year-long jail term in the 2002 Nitish Katara murder case, to take care of his ailing mother. A bench of Justices MM Sundresh and K Vinod Chandran extended the interim bail by four more weeks.

    Centre assures SC on providing physiotherapy facility to PFI founding member in Tihar jail

    New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday recorded the Centre’s undertaking that physiotherapy facility available in Tihar jail will be provided to PFI founding member A.S. Ismail as per medical advice.  In its order, a bench of Justices K.V. Viswanathan and N.K. Singh noted that the physiotherapy, as sought by the petitioner, is available in.

    SC declines bail to PFI founding member on medical grounds

    New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday declined to release A.S. Ismail, one of the founding members of the banned outfit, the Popular Front of India (PFI), on bail on medical grounds.  However, a Bench of Justices K.V. Viswanathan and N.K. Singh issued limited notice to examine whether the physiotherapy facility, available in Tihar Jail-3,.

    SC orders UP govt to pay Rs 5 lakh compensation over delayed release on bail

    New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday instructed Uttar Pradesh to pay a provisional compensation of Rs 5 lakh for the delay in releasing an accused from Ghaziabad jail. The delay happened because a subsection of the anti-conversion law under which he was booked was omitted in the bail order. The court directed the Ghaziabad.

    SC rejects Army officer’s plea to avoid arrest in Dowry death case

    New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to grant the relief of ‘exemption from surrender’ to an Indian Army Officer convicted in a dowry death case, despite his counsel highlighting the officer’s service in ‘Operation Sindoor’, a recent military operation against Pakistan. A Bench of Justices Ujjal Bhuyan and K Vinod Chandran directed the.

    Supreme Court summons UP DG prisons, Ghaziabad Jail chief for ignoring bail order

    New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday summoned the Uttar Pradesh Director General (DG) of Prisons and the Senior Superintendent of Ghaziabad District Jail over non-release of an accused from custody on the ground that a sub-section of the anti-conversion law under which he was booked was omitted in the bail order.  Terming it a.

    SC issues notice to Centre, states on Wazahat Khan’s plea to club FIRs

    New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday issued notices to Centre and certain states on a plea filed by Wazahat Khan, the man whose complaint led to the arrest of influencer Sharmistha Panoli, seeking clubbing of FIRs lodged against him across multiple states for allegedly hurting religious sentiments through his social media posts. A vacation.

    Leaked inquiry report questions credibility of staff, highlights fire department testimony

    New Delhi: A leaked confidential judicial inquiry report has unveiled stark contradictions between testimonies of the domestic staff and independent witness accounts in the investigation into the fire and alleged burning of currency notes at the government residence of Justice Yashwant Varma, the then sitting judge of Delhi High Court who was subsequently repatriated to.

    SC grants relief to cancer patient accused under NDPS Act

    New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday granted relief to a woman suffering from cancer, who is an accused in a case registered under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. The Delhi High Court had earlier denied her further interim bail on medical grounds and directed her to surrender. However, the Supreme Court.