It strengthens the principle that execution is the fruit of litigation, and courts must ensure effective enforcement of decrees.
Supreme Court of India · 2 May 2026
The Supreme Court held that Article 227 confers only supervisory jurisdiction and not appellate jurisdiction.
Supreme Court of India · 2 May 2026
The ruling strengthens the principle that prison rights are part of broader constitutional protections.
Delhi High Court · 2 May 2026
It held that requiring sanction at FIR stage would distort the statutory scheme of criminal procedure.
Supreme Court of India · 30 Apr 2026
The Court stated that if the arrest memo contains essential factual allegations, the requirement is satisfied.
Uttarakhand High Court · 30 Apr 2026
The Court clarified that pendency of one execution petition does not restrict filing another execution petition against other judgment debtors.
Andhra Pradesh High Court · 30 Apr 2026
The Court adopted a substantive interpretation of “living separately” rather than a purely physical one.
Patna High Court · 30 Apr 2026
Admission of claim by Resolution Professional is purely administrative and does not amount to acknowledgment of debt under Section 18 of the Limitation Act.
Supreme Court of India · 30 Apr 2026
The ruling strengthens India’s pro-arbitration legal framework and reduces court intervention during arbitration.
Supreme Court of India · 30 Apr 2026
It strengthens the principle of rehabilitation in criminal justice administration while safeguarding public interest.
Delhi High Court · 30 Apr 2026
The judgment discourages the misuse of maintenance provisions by professionally qualified individuals capable of earning independently.
Allahabad High Court · 30 Apr 2026
The judgment removes administrative confusion caused by outdated interpretations of “foreign court” under Portuguese law.
Bombay High Court · 30 Apr 2026
The Court addresses systemic misuse of anticipatory bail litigation, urging judicial restraint and uniform practice across High Courts.
Supreme Court of India · 29 Apr 2026
The Court emphasized the importance of locus standi in criminal complaints under special statutes like the SC/ST Act.
Bombay High Court · 29 Apr 2026
It interpreted Section 24 of the Juvenile Justice Act, 2015 to mean that juveniles should not suffer disqualifications arising from non-heinous offences.
Karnataka High Court · 29 Apr 2026
