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Karnataka High Court affirms leave encashment as a constitutional right, ensuring public employees receive due benefits under Articles 19(1)(f) and 31(1).
Allahabad High Court rules that cruelty alone is valid ground for divorce under Section 13, even if the requirement of desertion is not fulfilled.
The Karnataka High Court, under the judgment of single judge bench of Justice K. Natarajan, recently granted parole to a life convict for 30 days, allowing him to exercise his
Trees are the lungs of our urban environments, providing essential benefits like shade, oxygen, and a habitat for wildlife. Recently, Justice PV Kunhikrishnan of the Kerala High Court issued a
The recent decision by the Madhya Pradesh High Court, led by single judge bench Justice S.K. Singh, in [16/52024], has caught a lot of attention and sparked debate. The MP
Matrimonial disputes often bring out the worst in relationships, and the Indian legal system has provisions to protect the vulnerable. Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) was enacted
In the vast expanse of constitutional documents, the Indian Constitution stands as a proof to the nation’s commitment to democracy and justice. Drafted after years of deliberation and debate, it
The Indian Supreme Court has issued a revolutionary directive to reserve a minimum of one-third of the seats for women members in the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) starting from
The Bombay High Court recently delivered a significant ruling in the case of Godrej and Boyce Manufacturing Company Ltd., which has important implications for the categorization of employees under the
The Bombay High Court recently made a important ruling that dismissal from service for being absent from the place of work for just a few hours is disproportionate. This decision,