Restricting Constitution To Originalist Interpretation Is Unjust, It's a Living Document : CJI DY Chandrachud

It would be an injustice both to the drafters of the Constitution as well as to the Constitution itself to restrict it to an "originalist interpretation", said the Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, while explaining the dynamic nature of the document. Read More>>

Supreme Court Sets Aside HC's Condition That YouTuber Must Shut Down YouTube Channel For Bail

The Supreme Court on Friday (September 27) set aside the condition imposed by the Madras High Court that YouTuber Felix Jerald should shut down his YouTube channel “RedPix 24x7” for getting bail in the criminal case over alleged scandalous remarks in the interview of 'Savukku' Shankar uploaded on the channel. Read More>>

'Abuse Of Criminal Process, Vague Allegations' : Supreme Court Quashes Wife's S.498A Case Against In-Laws

Observing that a criminal case cannot be allowed to proceed based on vague and obscure complaints, the Supreme Court quashed a criminal case under Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code case against the in-laws of a complaint-wife. Read More>>

Not Every Forward Can Be Interpreted For Creating Rift In Society; People Should Restrain From Forwarding Everything They Receive: Bombay HC

In a significant ruling, the Bombay High Court recently held that each forward of an objectionable post on WhatsApp or any other social media platform, cannot be interpreted to have been done to create unrest in the society or two groups of people. Read More>>

Affidavits Being Filed In Casual & Lethargic Manner; State Authorities, Standing Counsels Acting Casually: Allahabad High Court

Recently, the Allahabad High Court has observed that the affidavits being filed by the State Authorities as well as the Standing Counsels representing them in Court are being filed in a very “causal and lethargic manner even without proper drafting / reading before signing.” Read More>>