Supreme Court Sets Aside Madras HC Judgment Which Was Signed & Uploaded After Judge's Retirement

The Supreme Court on Tuesday (October 1) restored a quashing petition related to a corruption case to the file of the Madras High Court, noting that the judgment in the case was signed and uploaded after the judge, Justice T. Mathivanan, had retired. Read More>>

Supreme Court Seeks Personal Presence Of Telangana DGP In View Of 'Disconnect Between Prosecution & Govt Counsel'

The Supreme Court on Tuesday (October 1) expressed surprise over the lack of communication between the prosecution and the Telangana's Government Counsel over the date of filling the chargesheets in a criminal cases. Read More>>

Supreme Court Closes Contempt Case Filed By Ex-Air Force Officer Who Contracted HIV Due To Blood Transfusion At Military Hospital

The Supreme Court today closed the contempt case filed by an ex-Air Force officer, aggrieved by the Armed Forces' failure to pay Court-ordered compensation for medical negligence at a military hospital that resulted in his contracting HIV. Read More>>

Plea In Gujarat High Court Against Demolition Of Muslim Religious Structures, Residential Places In Gir Somnath; Order Reserved

The Manager of the Auliya Auliya-e-Deen Committee–a Waqf, urged the Gujarat High Court on Tuesday (October 1) to direct "status quo" in respect of the state authorities alleged demolition of Muslim places of worship including mosques and graves, which was carried out on September 28 in Gir Somnath. Read More>>

Madras High Court Gives Nod To RSS Route March Proposed For Sunday, Says State Flouted Order Laying Down Guidelines For Future Marches

A single judge bench of Justice G Jayachandran permitted the route marches to be carried out as per the earlier guidelines issued by the High Court in January this year for conducting the route marches. The court had also commented that despite detailed guidelines of the court previously, the government had flouted the orders forcing the organisers to approach the court again. Read More>>