Sahab Singh alias Sat Pal v. State of Haryana: Conviction Cannot Rest on Unreliable “Last Seen” Evidence and Uncorroborated Extra-Judicial…
IntroductionBackground of the CaseHigh Court Had Earlier Refused To Quash ProceedingsPrinciple: Informant Is Not Always The VictimOnly The Real Victim…
IntroductionThree-Year LimitationGovernment Power Is Not UnlimitedProtection of Property RightsConclusionFAQs Introduction The Supreme Court has held that revenue authorities cannot exercise…
IntroductionAbetment Requires More Than a Troubled MarriageCriminal Liability Cannot Be Based on General AllegationsConclusionFAQs Case: Sanjay Kumar v. State of…
Author: Jeet Sinha IntroductionBackground of the DisputeLegal Framework Governing the BCIIssues Before the Supreme CourtPetitioners' ContentionsSupreme Court's DirectionsTime-bound reconstitutionThe PEARL-FIRST…
Author: Jeet Sinha IntroductionWhat Has Tamil Nadu Announced?The Constitutional Foundation: Shakti Vahini V. Union Of IndiaFamily Or Community Consent Is…
Authors: Jeet Sinha and Suyash Shukla IntroductionFactsIssuesHomemaker: A Nation Builder and Economic EntityThe Court rejects the description of homemakers as…
Introduction Recently, in the case of Maniyar Iliyaz Shaik Riyaz vs p. Ayyappan[1], the Supreme Court (Bench: Pamidighantam Sri Narasimha,…
The Framework: What Abusive Constitutionalism MeansHow the Emergency Became Possible: Guha's WarningThe Constitutional Mechanics of the EmergencyThe Court That Looked…
Introduction The Supreme Court constituted the Constitution Bench of 5 Judges to decide on the question of law: whether the…