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Justice Nagarathna first judge to start writing Sabarimala reference verdict

India, Oct. 1 -- Justice BV Nagarathna has become the first judge on the nine-member constitution bench to start writing the judgment in the long-pending Sabarimala reference, setting the stage for a ... Read More


Accused can use un-relied documents: SC

new delhi, Oct. 1 -- The Supreme Court has held that an accused cannot only inspect documents seized during investigation but not relied upon by the prosecution, but can also have specific documents b... Read More


Accused can use unrelied prosecution documents in trial: Top court

New Delhi, Oct. 1 -- The Supreme Court has held that an accused cannot only inspect documents seized during investigation but not relied upon by the prosecution, but can also have specific documents b... Read More


SC: Accused can use unrelied prosecution documents in trial

New Delhi, Oct. 1 -- The Supreme Court has held that an accused cannot only inspect documents seized during investigation but not relied upon by the prosecution, but can also have specific documents b... Read More


SC settles un-relied-documents row: Accused can use them in trial

India, Sept. 30 -- The Supreme Court has held that an accused can not only inspect documents seized during investigation but not relied upon by the prosecution, but can also have specific documents br... Read More


'Notices going almost mechanically': CJI-led bench asks EC to address SIR concerns among voters

India, Sept. 23 -- The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Election Commission to take steps to "inspire confidence" among voters in Delhi's ongoing special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls,... Read More


SC to EC: Address voter concern on SIR notices

New Delhi, Sept. 23 -- The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Election Commission to take steps to "inspire confidence" among voters in Delhi's ongoing special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral ro... Read More


Penal action for not singing Vande open to scrutiny: SC

New Delhi, Sept. 23 -- The Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to examine whether Vande Mataram should be recognised as the National Song or whether its official rendition should comprise two or six sta... Read More


One vote, two readings: The 2021 Supreme Court ruling at the heart of Tata's latest boardroom battle

India, Sept. 22 -- The latest Tata Sons boardroom battle over N Chandrasekaran's reappointment has revived legal questions that were examined in detail by the Supreme Court five years ago in the Cyrus... Read More


National song choice is State's call, penal consequences open to scrutiny: SC

India, Sept. 22 -- The Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to examine whether Vande Mataram should be recognised as the National Song or whether its official rendition should comprise two or six stanzas... Read More