Tag: Bombay High Court

Daily legal digest for 2026-March-18: SC condemns Barabanki Bar members for attacking advocate, di; Nine-judge bench to clarify industry definition under Indust; सुप्रीम कोर्ट के 9 जजों की बेंच ने 'उद्योग' की परिभाषा पर कि.

Daily legal digest for 2026-March-17: SC strikes down maternity benefit cap for adoptive mothers u; SC upholds life sentence in dowry death case based on daught; SC affirms corporate guarantor liability and bank responsibi.

Daily legal digest for 2026-March-13: SC permits passive euthanasia, directs legislative framework; SC upholds medical degrees despite cancelled tribe certifica; SC clarifies Section 103 MSC Act: state bifurcation does not.

Daily legal digest for 2026-March-12: Supreme Court permits passive euthanasia, reaffirms right to; SC strikes down J&K rule excluding contractual employees fro; Calcutta HC acquits death row convict, 18 others; criticises.

Daily legal digest for 2026-March-11: Supreme Court Permits Passive Euthanasia in Historic First D; Madras HC Clarifies PMLA Section 44(1)(c) Transfer Jurisdict; Supreme Court Expresses Displeasure Over CBI Delay in Bank-B.

Daily legal digest for 2026-March-09: Delhi HC Issues Notice on CBI's Challenge to Discharge in Ex; Supreme Court Refuses Plea for Case Diary Reconstruction in ; Bombay HC: Ticketed Event Not Religious Ceremony; Copyright .

Daily legal digest for 2026-March-06: Punjab and Haryana HC acquits Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh in jou; Allahabad HC acquits man after 23 years in jail for wife and; Madras HC rules solar panel installation not valid industria.

Daily legal digest for 2026-03-06: Punjab and Haryana HC acquits Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh in jou; Allahabad HC acquits man after 23 years in jail; criticizes ; Madras HC rules solar panel installation not valid industria.

Source:-https://www.tribuneindia.com Amid controversy over urgent hearing of bail pleas of journalist Arnab Goswami and some others, a response to an RTI query has revealed that 1,070 pleas for bail and suspension of sentence pending in the Supreme Court as on December 18 last year. Responding to RTI activist Saket Gokhale, the Supreme Court’s Central Public

Source:-https://indianexpress.com The Bombay High Court on Friday held that the decision to suspend the MPLAD (Members of Parliament Local Area Development) funds earlier this year and divert the money to the fight against the pandemic was “consciously taken to provide measures for the nation to combat Covid-19 and to ensure all citizens ensure proper medical