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Guidelines issued for limiting arrests to taking care of Covid-19 Patients in order to defeat deadly viruses in overcrowded prisons
Recently the Supreme Court held that India has more than four lakh prison inmates. It is observed that some of the prisons in India are overburdened and are housing inmates beyond optimal capacity. There is a requirement of de-congestion is a matter concerning the health and right to life of
Mere registration of offence against purported gang leader and members does not mean that they actually constitute a ‘gang’, so as to justify their externment
The main issue raised in this case is that whether on account of an offence being registered against the purported gang leader and a member of the gang, the same would constitute a gang or not.
The offences were registered against accused persons under S. 12A of the Maharashtra Prevention
Customs usage cannot impede the rights of citizens to approach the court of law for seeking divorce
Both parties approaching the Court belonged to the Oraon Tribal Community and their marriage was performed as per the customs of the said community. On the grounds of adultery, the husband wanted a divorce. The Family Court referred to the book “The Customary Laws of the Munda and the Oraon”
Husband Wife Aggregation Policy for posting available to public sector employees cannot be implemented in private sector as they constitute a separate class by themselves
Petitioner who was an employee of Zilla Parishad working as 'Shikshan Sevak' was transferred to a place which is 65 kms. away from Aurangabad. She approached Court seeking quashing of Government Resolution to the extent that it provides husband wife aggregation benefit only to those couples who are
Creation of charge over husband's property for maintenance of wife cannot be defeated by a mere mortgage executed by husband
Appellant was the legally wedded wife of respondent and marriage between the parties had taken place in the year 1987. A male child was also born through wedlock as parties have lived together for over 15 years. The separation between the two had taken place in the year 2002. The
In absence of any cogent evidence, bail cannot be denied to juvenile merely on speculation that he may come into association with known criminals
Any person, who is a child, is entitled to be released on bail with or without surety or placed under the supervision of a probation officer or the care of any fit person. The distinction between bailable or non-bailable offence has been done away with in respect of a juvenile.