Tag: Chhattisgarh High Court

Daily legal digest for 2026-March-27: Supreme Court Flags Misuse of Article 311(2)(b) in Employee ; Delhi High Court Protects Personality Rights Against AI-Gene; Supreme Court Clarifies Finalized Judgments Cannot Be Revers.

Daily legal digest for 2026-March-25: Conversion to Christianity extinguishes SC/ST status: Suprem; SC Collegium recommends 8 judges for permanent positions in ; Diversion of preferential allotment funds violates PFUTP Reg.

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-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-10: SC: Mere Quarrelling with Daughter-in-law Cannot Sustain Cri; SC Warns Defence and Finance Secretaries Over Delayed Relief; SC to Examine Sonam Wangchuk's Speeches Before Deciding NSA .

Source:-https://www.ucanews.com Some 100 Christians have returned to their villages in India’s Chhattisgarh state following a court order, almost two months after they were attacked and driven out of their homes. The state High Court in Bilaspur last week ordered the Kondagaon district administration to facilitate the safe return of the displaced Christians from three villages

Source:-https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com RAIPUR: The state’s legal body has emerged as a boon for the missing persons. It has launched a special campaign UMMID to help reunite such people with their families.In the latest, the Chhattisgarh state legal services authority has helped two more mentally challenged missing persons to reunite with their families after successful treatment at

Source:-https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com RAIPUR: In a significant matter related to a case filed by the police against a young doctor after she was tested positive for Covid-19, Chhattisgarh high court has quashed the FIR against her, holding that no First Information Report under section 154 of Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) could be registered for offence under section