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# Mahamana News: Stay updated with Mahamana News Blog for the latest breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful updates across global and local events.
## Posts
- [Supreme Court To Consider Plea Seeking Recognition of PSU Law Officers’ Experience for 3-Year Judicial Service Practice Requirement](https://mahamananews.com/news/supreme-court-to-consider-plea-seeking-recognition-of-psu-law-officers-experience-for-3-year-judicial-service-practice-requirement/): The Supreme Court has agreed to examine whether legal experience gained by law officers serving in government departments and public sector undertakings (PSUs) should be treated as equivalent to courtroom practice for the purpose of eligibility to the judicial service.
- [Acts Of Removing Salwar And Molestation Attract Section 354 IPC, Not Attempt To Rape: Patna HC](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/acts-of-removing-salwar-and-molestation-attract-section-354-ipc-not-attempt-to-rape-patna-hc/): The Patna High Court has set aside the conviction of a studio owner who had been found guilty of attempting to commit rape and wrongful confinement, holding that the prosecution failed to establish the essential ingredients of an offence under Sections 376/511 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).
- [Children’s Right to Play Is Fundamental, Karnataka High Court Sets Aside Apartment Restriction](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/childrens-right-to-play-is-fundamental-karnataka-high-court-sets-aside-apartment-restriction/): The Karnataka High Court has reaffirmed that every child enjoys a fundamental right to play and that apartment owners' associations cannot impose arbitrary restrictions preventing children from using designated play areas. The Court held that denying children access to playgrounds adversely affects their physical, emotional and overall development.
- [Religious Office Can Be Taken Away Only Through A Demonstrably Fair Process: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/religious-office-can-be-taken-away-only-through-a-demonstrably-fair-process-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has set aside the removal of Sri Swamy Hathiramji Mutt Mathadhipati Arjun Dass, holding that the proceedings initiated by the Andhra Pradesh Dharmika Parishad were vitiated by serious violations of natural justice.
- [Death Does Not End Confiscation Proceedings Under Law: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/death-does-not-end-confiscation-proceedings-under-law-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has ruled that confiscation proceedings under the Bihar Special Courts Act, 2009 do not automatically abate upon the death of a public servant accused of amassing disproportionate assets, holding that such proceedings can validly continue against family members or persons holding the assets, and must be decided on merits rather than being set aside mechanically.
- [Punishment Must Reform, Not Merely Injure The Offender: Chhattisgarh High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/punishment-must-reform-not-merely-injure-the-offender-chhattisgarh-high-court/): A conviction for attempt to murder under Section 307 read with Section 34 of the IPC was upheld by the Chhattisgarh High Court. Still, the sentence imposed on a father–son duo was reduced from five years’ rigorous imprisonment to one year and six months, taking into account their lack of criminal antecedents and the period already spent in custody.
- [Marriage Alone Cannot Disqualify A Woman’s Residence Claim In Local Recruitment: J&K & Ladakh High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/marriage-alone-cannot-disqualify-a-womans-residence-claim-in-local-recruitment-jk-ladakh-high-court/): The High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh dismissed a Letters Patent Appeal challenging the selection of a Rehbar-e-Taleem (RET) teacher in Government High School, Panjgrain, holding that the appellant failed to prove that the selected candidate had lost her eligibility due to marriage outside the village.
- [Karnataka High Court Grants Anticipatory Bail in Alleged Misappropriation of School Food Grains Case](https://mahamananews.com/news/karnataka-high-court-grants-anticipatory-bail-in-alleged-misappropriation-of-school-food-grains-case/): The Karnataka High Court granted anticipatory bail to a government school warden accused in a case involving alleged misappropriation of food grains supplied to a residential school, holding that the apprehensions of the prosecution could be addressed through appropriate bail conditions.
- [Tahasildar Cannot Ignore Binding Court Orders In Mutation Proceedings: Orissa High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/tahasildar-cannot-ignore-binding-court-orders-in-mutation-proceedings-orissa-high-court/): The Orissa High Court has set aside an order of the Tahasildar, Bhubaneswar, rejecting a land mutation claim, holding that a revenue authority cannot disregard binding directions issued by superior courts and statutory revisional authorities.
- [Bombay High Court Rejects Election Petition Challenging Chandivali MLA Dilip Lande’s 2024 Victory](https://mahamananews.com/news/bombay-high-court-rejects-election-petition-challenging-chandivali-mla-dilip-landes-2024-victory/): Campaign nfluence is not ‘undue influence’ without interference with voters’ free will: Bombay High Court
- [Calling Accused On Every Hearing After Suspension Of Sentence Is Burdensome And Unwarranted: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/calling-accused-on-every-hearing-after-suspension-of-sentence-is-burdensome-and-unwarranted-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has held that once a sentence is suspended and an accused is granted bail during the pendency of a criminal appeal, courts should not insist on the personal appearance of the accused on every date of hearing, observing that such a practice is unnecessary and burdensome.
- [Supreme Court Directs Centre to Frame No-Fault Compensation Policy for COVID-19 Vaccine Adverse Events](https://mahamananews.com/news/supreme-court-directs-centre-to-frame-no-fault-compensation-policy-for-covid-19-vaccine-adverse-events/): The Supreme Court has directed the Union Government to formulate and publish a no-fault compensation policy for individuals who suffered serious adverse events following COVID-19 vaccination, holding that the absence of such a framework raises constitutional concerns under the right to life and health guaranteed by Article 21 of the Constitution.
- [Electronic Evidence Without Section 65B Certificate Is Inadmissible: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/electronic-evidence-without-section-65b-certificate-is-inadmissible-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has acquitted a man convicted of murder after finding that the prosecution failed to establish a complete chain of circumstantial evidence, holding that doubtful recoveries, a broken chain of custody of forensic samples, and inadmissible call detail records could not sustain a murder conviction.
- [Legislation Cannot Extinguish Century-Old Trust Rights Without Justification: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/legislation-cannot-extinguish-century-old-trust-rights-without-justification-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court on 10 March 2026 struck down the Srimati Radhika Sinha Institute and Sachchidanand Sinha Library (Requisition & Management) Act, 2015, holding that the Bihar government’s legislative takeover of the historic Patna library was “manifestly arbitrary” and violative of Article 14 of the Constitution.
- [Vague Allegations Cannot Sustain 498A Prosecution: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/vague-allegations-cannot-sustain-498a-prosecution-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has quashed criminal proceedings against the parents-in-law of a woman accused of dowry harassment, holding that general and omnibus allegations without specific roles cannot justify continuation of prosecution under Section 498A IPC and the Dowry Prohibition Act.
- [Stone Assault Case: Kerala High Court Denies Bail to Main Accused but Grants Relief to Others](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/stone-assault-case-kerala-high-court-denies-bail-to-main-accused-but-grants-relief-to-others/): The Kerala High Court partly allowed a pre-arrest bail application filed by several accused in a rioting and assault case arising from an incident during a temple festival in Palakkad district, refusing anticipatory bail to the first accused while extending protection from arrest to the remaining applicants after noting the difference in the specific roles attributed to them in the prosecution records.
- [Delhi High Court Quashes Cross-FIRs Between Family Members After Amicable Settlement](https://mahamananews.com/news/delhi-high-court-quashes-cross-firs-between-family-members-after-amicable-settlement/): The Delhi High Court has quashed two cross-FIRs arising out of a family dispute after the parties informed the court that they had amicably settled their differences and no longer wished to pursue criminal proceedings against each other.
- [Criminal Law Cannot Be Used To Settle Family Loan Disputes: Karnataka High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/criminal-law-cannot-be-used-to-settle-family-loan-disputes-karnataka-high-court/): The Karnataka High Court quashed a criminal case accusing a man of assaulting and wrongfully restraining his uncle, holding that the allegations were unsupported by the record and appeared to arise from a family dispute over an unpaid bank loan.
- [Arrest Cannot Be Declared Illegal When Grounds Were Furnished: Karnataka High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/arrest-cannot-be-declared-illegal-when-grounds-were-furnished-karnataka-high-court/): The Karnataka High Court refused to set aside the arrest of a man accused under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, holding that the constitutional requirement of informing the accused of the grounds of arrest had been complied with and that the arrest could not be declared illegal merely because a physical copy was again served in court.
- [Double Presumption of Innocence Applies Strongly in Appeals Against Acquittal Under Sections 376, 452 IPC: Punjab and Haryana High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/double-presumption-of-innocence-applies-strongly-in-appeals-against-acquittal-under-sections-376-452-ipc-punjab-and-haryana-high-court/): The Punjab and Haryana High Court has dismissed the State of Haryana’s appeal challenging the acquittal of a man accused of rape and house-trespass, holding that the trial court’s decision was justified in light of inconsistencies in the prosecution’s evidence and a DNA report that did not match the accused with the semen found on the prosecutrix’s clothing.
- [Section 528 BNSS Powers Meant to Secure Ends of Justice: Madhya Pradesh High Court](https://mahamananews.com/bnss/section-528-bnss-powers-meant-to-secure-ends-of-justice-madhya-pradesh-high-court/): The Madhya Pradesh High Court quashed a criminal case accusing a Central Government employee of molestation and misconduct inside a public bus, holding that the prosecution failed to produce credible evidence supporting the allegations and that continuation of criminal proceedings would amount to abuse of the process of law.
- [Supreme Court Upholds CoC’s Commercial Wisdom, Dismisses Appeals Challenging SKS Power Resolution Plan](https://mahamananews.com/news/supreme-court-upholds-cocs-commercial-wisdom-dismisses-appeals-challenging-sks-power-resolution-plan/): The Supreme Court has dismissed appeals filed by unsuccessful resolution applicants challenging the approval of the resolution plan for SKS Power Generation (Chhattisgarh) Ltd., reaffirming that courts cannot interfere with the commercial wisdom of the Committee of Creditors (CoC) under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) unless statutory violations or material irregularities are established.
- [Material Contradictions In POCSO Trial Evidence Justify Suspension Of Sentence: Bombay High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/material-contradictions-in-pocso-trial-evidence-justify-suspension-of-sentence-bombay-high-court/): The Court emphasized that even in prosecutions under the POCSO Act, the fundamental principle of criminal jurisprudence remains the same — the prosecution must prove the guilt of the accused beyond reasonable doubt.
- [Supreme Court Protects Finality of Its Earlier Orders in Kerala Technical Education Promotions Case](https://mahamananews.com/news/supreme-court-protects-finality-of-its-earlier-orders-in-kerala-technical-education-promotions-case/): The Supreme Court held that a High Court cannot issue directions that effectively disturb the finality of relief already granted by the Supreme Court to specific litigants, observing that such orders cannot adversely affect the career prospects of those beneficiaries.
- [Arbitrator Cannot Award Interest Contrary To Contract: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/arbitrator-cannot-award-interest-contrary-to-contract-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has held that an arbitral tribunal cannot award pre-award or pendente lite interest in the teeth of an express contractual prohibition, even if such interest is styled as “compensation”, and that courts exercising jurisdiction under Sections 34 and 37 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 are duty-bound to interfere where such an award violates the contract.
- [Booking Sacred Rituals Cannot Become A Commercial Exercise: Kerala High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/booking-sacred-rituals-cannot-become-a-commercial-exercise-kerala-high-court/): Sanitation lapses, accumulation of rice sacks, inadequate police deployment, and alleged manipulation in Padi Pooja bookings at the Sabarimala Sree Dharma Sastha Temple came under sharp judicial scrutiny as the Kerala High Court directed immediate vigilance intervention and ordered production of booking records in sealed cover.
- [Doctrine of Merger Does Not Extinguish High Court Contempt Powers: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/doctrine-of-merger-does-not-extinguish-high-court-contempt-powers-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has held that the Doctrine of Merger does not oust the High Court’s contempt jurisdiction merely because its order has been affirmed by the apex court, restoring a contempt petition that had been dismissed as not maintainable by the Madras High Court.
- [Section 202 CrPC Not Mechanically Mandatory: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/section-202-crpc-not-mechanically-mandatory-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has ruled that when a criminal complaint under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act is filed by a public servant in discharge of official duty, the Magistrate is not mandatorily required to conduct an inquiry under Section 202 of the Code of Criminal Procedure before issuing process against accused persons residing outside the territorial jurisdiction.
- [Courts Cannot Second-Guess Economic Bodies: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/courts-cannot-second-guess-economic-bodies-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has upheld the approval of Sarda Energy and Minerals Limited’s resolution plan for SKS Power Generation (Chhattisgarh) Limited, reaffirming that the “commercial wisdom” of the Committee of Creditors (CoC) is paramount and cannot be interfered with in the absence of material irregularity under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.
- [High Court Cannot Revisit Final Supreme Court Relief: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/high-court-cannot-revisit-final-supreme-court-relief-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has held that the Kerala High Court could not revisit or dilute relief already granted by the apex court in favour of certain technical education faculty members, restoring their career protections and insulating them from adverse consequences flowing from a later High Court judgment.
- [In Murder Under SC/ST Act, Courts Must Apply Strict Bail Parameters: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/in-murder-under-sc-st-act-courts-must-apply-strict-bail-parameters-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has set aside the Bombay High Court’s order granting bail to two accused in a murder case arising out of a land dispute, holding that the High Court adopted an erroneous approach by dissecting medical evidence and overlooking the doctrine of unlawful assembly under the Indian Penal Code.
- [Common Object Makes Each Member Liable: Kerala High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/common-object-makes-each-member-liable-kerala-high-court/): The Kerala High Court on February 19, 2026 refused to suspend the life sentence imposed on two men convicted in the 1995 political murder of Sakeer, holding that there was prima facie sufficient evidence supporting their conviction and that re-appreciation of evidence is impermissible at the stage of considering suspension of sentence.
- [OTT Content Challenge Requires Recourse To Three-Tier Mechanism: Delhi High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/ott-content-challenge-requires-recourse-to-three-tier-mechanism-delhi-high-court/): The Delhi High Court on February 17, 2026, declined to entertain a writ petition seeking a ban on the continued streaming of the film Lady Chatterley’s Lover on an OTT platform, holding that the petitioner must first avail the statutory grievance redressal mechanism under the Information Technology Rules, 2021.
- [Supreme Court Fixes 2G Reserve Price Liability from February 2, 2012 in DoT–Sistema Dispute](https://mahamananews.com/news/supreme-court-fixes-2g-reserve-price-liability-from-february-2-2012-in-dot-sistema-dispute/): The Supreme Court on February 20, 2026, held that telecom operator Sistema Shyam Teleservices Limited is liable to pay the reserve price fixed for the November 2012 2G spectrum auction from February 2, 2012, the date on which its licence stood quashed, and not from February 15, 2013 as held by the Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT), while restricting the levy of interest to December 8, 2014 due to delay on the part of the Department of Telecommunications (DoT).
- [Minimum 20-Year POCSO Sentence Is Mandatory, Not Enhancement: Bombay High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/minimum-20-year-pocso-sentence-is-mandatory-not-enhancement-bombay-high-court/): The accused, Santosh Maroti Bhandare, aged 25 years, was convicted by the Special Judge (POCSO), Nanded, for offences under Section 376(2)(n) of the Indian Penal Code and Section 5(l) punishable under Section 6 of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012 (POCSO Act).
- [Salary Details Of Employee Are Personal Information Without Public Interest: Rajasthan High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/salary-details-of-employee-are-personal-information-without-public-interest-rajasthan-high-court/): The Rajasthan High Court has upheld the denial of salary details of a government employee sought under the Right to Information Act, 2005, ruling that such information constitutes “personal information” exempt from disclosure in the absence of any overriding public interest.
- [Delhi High Court Allows Media Reporting in Dwarka SUV Crash Case, Bars Disclosure of Minor’s Identity](https://mahamananews.com/news/delhi-high-court-allows-media-reporting-in-dwarka-suv-crash-case-bars-disclosure-of-minors-identity/): The Delhi High Court on Friday made it clear that the media cannot be stopped from reporting on the Dwarka SUV crash case in which a 23-year-old man was killed.
- [Federal Structure Cannot Be Allowed to Be Destroyed: Jharkhand HC Stays Dual FIR Investigation](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/federal-structure-cannot-be-allowed-to-be-destroyed-jharkhand-hc-stays-dual-fir-investigation/): The Jharkhand High Court on February 19, 2026, stayed further investigation in two criminal cases arising out of a road accident in Ranchi and restrained the police from taking any coercive steps against the petitioner, observing that constitutional safeguards and arrest guidelines must be strictly followed.
- [Students Cannot Be Penalised for Legislature’s Error: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/students-cannot-be-penalised-for-legislatures-error-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has held that degrees obtained from universities established under the Chhattisgarh Niji Kshetra Vishwavidyalaya Act, 2002 before it was struck down cannot be invalidated to penalise students who were not at fault, and has ordered reinstatement of librarians terminated on that basis.
- [Condonation Of Delay Is Not A Matter Of Right: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/condonation-of-delay-is-not-a-matter-of-right-supreme-court/): “No cause, much less sufficient cause, has been shown for exercise of discretion in favour of the State of Odisha. The nature of explanation in the application for condonation of delay is such that with much ado, the proceedings could be closed.”
- [Supreme Court Allows Karnataka HC To Issue Appointment Notification For Civil Judges](https://mahamananews.com/news/supreme-court-allows-karnataka-hc-to-issue-appointment-notification-for-civil-judges/): The Supreme Court has granted permission to the Karnataka High Court to notify appointments of Judicial Officers in the Civil Judge cadre after being informed that the entire selection process has concluded and only the declaration of results remains.
- [Anticipatory Bail Cannot Expire With Charge-Sheet Filing: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/anticipatory-bail-cannot-expire-with-charge-sheet-filing-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court on February 9, 2026, set aside the Allahabad High Court’s order restricting anticipatory bail only till the filing of the charge-sheet, holding that such time-bound protection is legally unsustainable in the absence of special reasons.
- [Woman Cannot Be Prosecuted For Stalking U/S 354D IPC As Provision Applies To ‘Any Man’: Telangana High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/woman-cannot-be-prosecuted-for-stalking-u-s-354d-ipc-as-provision-applies-to-any-man-telangana-high-court/): The Telangana High Court has quashed criminal proceedings against a woman accused of harassing her boyfriend’s wife for a mutual consent divorce, holding that none of the offences under Sections 498A, 354D, 427, or 506 IPC were made out against her.
- [High Court Cannot Assume The Role Of Super-Examiner: Supreme Court Sets Aside Jharkhand HC’s Interference With Civil Judge Answer Key](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/high-court-cannot-assume-the-role-of-super-examiner-supreme-court-sets-aside-jharkhand-hcs-interference-with-civil-judge-answer-key/): The Supreme Court on February 9, 2026, set aside key directions of the Jharkhand High Court that had interfered with the answer key of the Civil Judge (Junior Division) Preliminary Entrance Test, holding that the High Court “cannot assume the role of super-examiner/subject expert” while exercising judicial review over competitive examinations.
- [Extension Without Hearing Accused Violates Article 21: Punjab and Haryana High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/extension-without-hearing-accused-violates-article-21-punjab-and-haryana-high-court/): The Punjab and Haryana High Court has quashed an order of the Special Court, Gurdaspur, refusing default bail to two accused under the NDPS Act, holding that extension of time for filing the challan without producing or hearing the accused amounts to a grave violation of Article 21 of the Constitution and renders the extension illegal.
- [Cane Is Not a Dangerous Weapon Under Section 118(1) of BNS: Kerala High Court Quashes Criminal Proceedings Against Teacher](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/cane-is-not-a-dangerous-weapon-under-section-1181-of-bns-kerala-high-court-quashes-criminal-proceedings-against-teacher/): The Kerala High Court quashed criminal proceedings against a school teacher accused of beating a student with a cane, holding that the alleged act did not attract offences under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita or the Juvenile Justice Act when inflicted as a bona fide measure to enforce discipline without malicious intent.
- [Two Phone Calls Alone Cannot Establish Organised Crime Links: Bombay High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/two-phone-calls-alone-cannot-establish-organised-crime-links-bombay-high-court/): The Bombay High Court on February 9, 2026, granted bail to Akashdeep Karaj Singh, an accused in the murder case of former Maharashtra minister Ziauddin Abdul Rahim Siddiqui alias Baba Siddiqui, holding that the material placed by the prosecution did not disclose reasonable grounds to believe that the accusations against him under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act were prima facie true.
- [An employee’s Right To Receive Salary Cannot Be Withheld Or Reduced Except On The Basis Of A Proper Enquiry: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/an-employees-right-to-receive-salary-cannot-be-withheld-or-reduced-except-on-the-basis-of-a-proper-enquiry-supreme-court/): “An employee’s right to receive salary cannot be withheld or reduced except on the basis of a proper enquiry,” the Supreme Court held while directing the immediate release of full salary and arrears to a railway employee whose pay had been curtailed during medical treatment without any disciplinary proceedings.
- [Possession Must Be Pleaded With Precision, Not Assumption: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/possession-must-be-pleaded-with-precision-not-assumption-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has dismissed a civil appeal arising from a long-standing property dispute in Himachal Pradesh, holding that a plaintiff seeking an injunction or recovery of possession must specifically plead and prove possession, dispossession, and entitlement, and that vague pleadings are fatal to such claims.
- [Plea Challenges Mamata Banerjee’s Personal Appearance in SIR Case](https://mahamananews.com/news/plea-challenges-mamata-banerjees-personal-appearance-in-sir-case/): An Intervention Application has been moved before the Supreme Court of India, objecting to the personal appearance of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in proceedings concerning the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in the State.
- [Mumbai Civil Court Clears Way for Release of Film O Romeo, Declines Interim Stay](https://mahamananews.com/news/mumbai-civil-court-clears-way-for-release-of-film-o-romeo-declines-interim-stay/): A City Civil Court at Mumbai on Friday declined to halt the theatrical release of the upcoming Hindi film O Romeo, starring Shahid Kapoor and directed by Vishal Bhardwaj.
- [Humiliation Cannot Be Punishment For Students: Allahabad High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/humiliation-cannot-be-punishment-for-students-allahabad-high-court/): The Allahabad High Court has set aside a direction requiring a university student to publicly carry a placard declaring that he would “never misbehave with any girl,” holding that such a condition was humiliating and capable of causing lasting damage to the student’s character.
- [Damages Cannot Be Awarded Merely On Presumptions Or Whims And Fancies Of The Complainant: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/damages-cannot-be-awarded-merely-on-presumptions-or-whims-and-fancies-of-the-complainant-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has scaled down a ₹2 crore compensation awarded to a consumer who alleged a deficiency in service by a luxury hotel salon, holding that such a high amount could not be sustained in the absence of reliable and admissible evidence establishing actual loss.
- [Presumption Under Section 85 Cannot Apply Without Proof of Secondary Evidence: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/presumption-under-section-85-cannot-apply-without-proof-of-secondary-evidence-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has upheld the invalidation of two sale deeds executed on the strength of a disputed power of attorney, ruling that a notarised photocopy of such a document cannot be relied upon unless the legal requirements for admitting secondary evidence are strictly followed.
- [Notice Under Section 35(3) Of The BNSS, 2023 Is The Rule: Supreme Court of India](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/notice-under-section-353-of-the-bnss-2023-is-the-rule-supreme-court-of-india/): The Supreme Court has ruled that for offences punishable with imprisonment up to seven years, issuance of a notice under Section 35(3) of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS) is mandatory and arrest can only follow as an exception, subject to strict statutory conditions and recorded reasons.
- [Advisory Committee Must Function Effectively: Supreme Court on Transgender Rights Case](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/advisory-committee-must-function-effectively-supreme-court-on-transgender-rights-case/): The Supreme Court has directed that Ms. Aparna Mehrotra, Senior Associate at the Centre for Law and Policy Research, be appointed as an additional member of the Advisory Committee constituted in the pending transgender rights matter, while clarifying that Ms. Nithya Rajshekhar will continue to remain on the committee despite no longer being formally associated with the Centre.
- [Revenue Officers Cannot Reopen Vested Land Decisions Without Statutory Power: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/revenue-officers-cannot-reopen-vested-land-decisions-without-statutory-ower-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has set aside a Calcutta High Court judgment that allowed Jai Hind Private Limited to retain over 211 acres of agricultural land, holding that revenue authorities had no statutory power to review a concluded vesting order passed more than three decades earlier and that such a review violated settled principles governing quasi-judicial powers.
- [Mention of Section 163A not decisive when negligence pleaded: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/mention-of-section-163a-not-decisive-when-negligence-pleaded-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court enhanced compensation awarded to a motor accident claimant after holding that the High Court had erred in reducing the assessed disability and in failing to determine a realistic notional income, despite the claim being treated as one under Section 163A of the Motor Vehicles Act.
- [Delay caused by accused cannot justify bail under UAPA: Karnataka High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/delay-caused-by-accused-cannot-justify-bail-under-uapa-karnataka-high-court/): The Karnataka High Court on December 2, 2025 dismissed the criminal appeal filed by accused No.5, Afzal Basha, challenging the rejection of his bail application in the DJ Halli police station violence case, holding that there was prima facie material showing his involvement in offences under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and that the prolonged delay in trial was attributable to the accused themselves.
- [Surrendering weapons without resistance is grave misconduct: Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/surrendering-weapons-without-resistance-is-grave-misconduct-jammu-kashmir-and-ladakh-high-court/): The Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court has restored the dismissal of a Selection Grade Constable, holding that his removal from service for failing to resist militants who snatched service weapons was lawful and based on a procedurally valid departmental inquiry.
- [Mutation cannot be denied merely because it is based on a will: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/mutation-cannot-be-denied-merely-because-it-is-based-on-a-will-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has set aside a Madhya Pradesh High Court order that nullified a mutation entry made on the basis of a registered will, holding that there is no legal bar under the Madhya Pradesh Land Revenue Code, 1959, against considering mutation on testamentary succession and that revenue authorities had acted within jurisdiction in allowing such mutation subject to civil adjudication.
- [Section 311 CrPC power must be used sparingly, not to prolong trial: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/section-311-crpc-power-must-be-used-sparingly-not-to-prolong-trial-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court set aside the Gujarat High Court’s order permitting the prosecution to examine a minor child as a witness at an advanced stage of trial, holding that such examination was neither essential for a just decision nor supported by material on record.
- [Repayment cannot hinge on market success when contract says otherwise: Delhi High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/repayment-cannot-hinge-on-market-success-when-contract-says-otherwise-delhi-high-court/): The Delhi High Court has set aside a ₹336 crore arbitral award arising out of a technology development assistance dispute between a government-controlled scientific body and a private engineering company, holding that the arbitral tribunal rewrote the contract by linking repayment obligations to commercial success rather than contractual certification of technological development.
- [Delay alone cannot defeat specific performance decree: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/delay-alone-cannot-defeat-specific-performance-decree-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has held that a decree for specific performance does not become inexecutable merely because the decree-holder failed to deposit the balance sale consideration within the time stipulated in the decree, so long as the conduct of the decree-holder does not amount to abandonment of the contract.
- [Hospital liable for employing unqualified staff: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/hospital-liable-for-employing-unqualified-staff-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has restored a ₹20 lakh compensation awarded to a Kolkata man for the death of his mother, holding that the West Bengal Clinical Establishment Regulatory Commission had the jurisdiction to examine deficiencies in patient care, assess whether a hospital employed qualified personnel, and grant compensation, even though allegations of medical negligence against individual doctors must be dealt with by the State Medical Council.
- [General allegations don’t make out cruelty under 498A: Supreme Court of India](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/general-allegations-dont-make-out-cruelty-under-498a-supreme-court-of-india/): The Supreme Court on December 19, 2025, quashed criminal proceedings against a husband accused of cruelty and dowry harassment under Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code and Sections 3 and 4 of the Dowry Prohibition Act, holding that the allegations reflected ordinary matrimonial discord and lacked the specific particulars necessary to justify a criminal trial.
- [“Forest Laws Prevail Over Land Claims in Wildlife Areas”: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/forest-laws-prevail-over-land-claims-in-wildlife-areas-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court held that any direction permitting cutting or removal of trees must comply with forest laws and the binding definition of “forest” laid down in T.N. Godavarman Thirumulpad v. Union of India, clarifying that legal procedures continue to apply irrespective of disputed ownership claims.
- [“Power to Lower NEET Cut-Off Lies Only With Centre, Not States”: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/power-to-lower-neet-cut-off-lies-only-with-centre-not-states-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has held that the State of Rajasthan acted without authority in lowering the minimum NEET qualifying percentile for admission to the Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) course for the academic year 2016–17, declaring such admissions illegal, while simultaneously moulding relief to protect students who had already completed their degrees under interim court orders.
- [Continuation of Dead Marriage Serves No Purpose: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/continuation-of-dead-marriage-serves-no-purpose-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court on December 18, 2025 dissolved the marriage between a government school teacher couple from Punjab, invoking its extraordinary powers under Article 142 of the Constitution after finding that the marriage had irretrievably broken down following nearly two decades of separation, and directed the husband to pay ₹20 lakh as permanent alimony in a one-time settlement.
- [Supreme Court Invokes Article 142 to Grant Divorce by Mutual Consent](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/supreme-court-invokes-article-142-to-grant-divorce-by-mutual-consent/): The Supreme Court set aside a decree of divorce granted on the ground of desertion and dissolved the marriage by mutual consent by invoking its extraordinary powers under Article 142 of the Constitution of India, bringing finality to a long-standing matrimonial dispute between working professionals living separately for several years .
- [Supreme Court Upholds Bombay High Court’s Power to Hold Sittings at Kolhapur](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/supreme-court-upholds-bombay-high-courts-power-to-hold-sittings-at-kolhapur/): The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld an administrative notification issued by the Bombay High Court appointing Kolhapur as an additional place of sitting for its Judges and Division Courts, holding that the Chief Justice of a High Court has an independent and continuing statutory power under Section 51(3) of the States Reorganisation Act, 1956 to organise such sittings in the interest of convenient administration of justice.
- [State of Maharashtra v. Narayan Shamrao Puranik (1982)](https://mahamananews.com/judgements/state-of-maharashtra-v-narayan-shamrao-puranik-1982/): State of Maharashtra v. Narayan Shamrao Puranik (1982) arose in the backdrop of the large-scale reorganisation of States carried out in India through the States Reorganisation Act, 1956.
- [Wife Must Use 10% Of Maintenance For Skill Development To Become Self-Reliant: Punjab & Haryana High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/wife-must-use-10-of-maintenance-for-skill-development-to-become-self-reliant-punjab-haryana-high-court/): The Punjab and Haryana High Court has refused to further enhance the maintenance granted to a wife and directed that a portion of the maintenance amount be utilised for skill development to enable her to become financially independent.
- [Section 11 Courts Must Not Conduct ‘Mini Trial’ While Appointing Arbitrators: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/section-11-courts-must-not-conduct-mini-trial-while-appointing-arbitrators-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has upheld an order of the Telangana High Court constituting an arbitral tribunal to adjudicate disputes arising out of an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract awarded by Andhra Pradesh Power Generation Corporation Limited (APGENCO) to a consortium of companies led initially by Tecpro Systems Limited, holding that at the stage of appointment under Section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, courts are required to undertake only a prima facie examination of the existence of an arbitration agreement and leave all contested jurisdictional and maintainability issues to the arbitral tribunal itself.
- [Section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996](https://mahamananews.com/blogs/section-11-of-the-arbitration-and-conciliation-act-1996/): This is where Section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 steps in.
- [Equality Under Article 14 Overrides Financial Concerns in Pay Parity Cases: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/equality-under-article-14-overrides-financial-concerns-in-pay-parity-cases-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court has allowed a civil appeal filed by an employee of the Industries Department, restoring a Single Judge’s order that granted him parity in pay scale with similarly situated employees, and holding that judgments of the Patna High Court delivered prior to the bifurcation of Bihar are binding on the successor State of Jharkhand under the Bihar Reorganisation Act, 2000 .
- [Article 371A Prevails: Supreme Court Bars SARFAESI Action in Nagaland Loan Case](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/article-371a-prevails-supreme-court-bars-sarfaesi-action-in-nagaland-loan-case/): The Supreme Court has held that the North Eastern Development Finance Corporation Ltd. (NEDFI) had no jurisdiction to invoke the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002 (SARFAESI Act) against M/s L. Doulo Builders and Suppliers Company Pvt. Ltd. in Nagaland, affirming a Gauhati High Court judgment that had quashed the entire enforcement action, including possession of the borrower’s assets.
- [Mere Filing of Complaints Not Defamation, Says Delhi High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/mere-filing-of-complaints-not-defamation-says-delhi-high-court/): The Delhi High Court has clarified that mere filing of complaints not defamation, even where such complaints are later found to be false, unless there is clear intent to harm reputation.
- [Allahabad High Court Flags Bail Delays, Directs UP Police To Send Instructions Via E-mail](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/allahabad-high-court-flags-bail-delays-directs-up-police-to-send-instructions-via-e-mail/): The Allahabad High Court ICJS email instructions have now been formally implemented, marking a decisive shift in how criminal case instructions reach the High Court.
- [Evidence Over Emotion: Supreme Court on Income in Accident Claims](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/evidence-over-emotion-supreme-court-on-income-in-accident-claims/): The Supreme Court of India, in its judgment dated December 15, 2025, in Civil Appeal arising out of SLP (C) No. 19462 of 2025, delivered a crucial ruling on the principles governing the assessment of income and compensation in motor accident claim cases.
- [Dowry Is Not Tradition, It Is Crime: Supreme Court’s Powerful Message](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/dowry-is-not-tradition-it-is-crime-supreme-courts-powerful-message/): The Supreme Court of India’s judgment in State of Uttar Pradesh v. Ajmal Beg & Anr. stands as a powerful reaffirmation of the law on dowry death and cruelty against married women.
- [Who Governs “Namma Metro”? The Karnataka High Court Settles the Labour Jurisdiction Battle](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/who-governs-namma-metro-the-karnataka-high-court-settles-the-labour-jurisdiction-battle/): The judgment delivered by the Hon’ble High Court of Karnataka on 3rd November 2025 in the batch of writ petitions led by WP No.40113 of 2017 marks a significant moment in Indian labour jurisprudence as applied to metro rail corporations.
- [Karnataka High Court Draws the Line on Endless NEET Counselling](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/karnataka-high-court-draws-the-line-on-endless-neet-counselling/): The Full Bench judgment delivered by the High Court of Karnataka on 05 December 2025 in WP No. 31934 of 2025 and connected matters addresses one of the most recurring fault lines in medical admissions litigation: how far the courts can stretch counselling processes in the name of equity without compromising merit, certainty, and regulatory discipline.
- [Post Failure Claims For Correction In Exam Forms Rejected By Delhi High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/post-failure-claims-for-correction-in-exam-forms-rejected-by-delhi-high-court/): The Delhi High Court has firmly ruled that post failure claims for correction in exam forms cannot be entertained once a candidate has participated in the selection process and failed to qualify.
- [Section 125 CrPC | Re-Marriage With Ex-Husband Cannot Be Presumed Without Proof: Kerala High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/section-125-crpc-re-marriage-with-ex-husband-cannot-be-presumed-without-proof-kerala-high-court/): A claim for maintenance under Section 125 CrPC Muslim Re-Marriage Presumption cannot rest only on long cohabitation, the Kerala High Court has held, unless the Muslim woman proves the complete legal chain of her intervening marriage, its consummation, and its lawful dissolution.
- [Courts Are Not Railway Regulators, Gauhati High Court On Kavach PIL](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/courts-are-not-railway-regulators-gauhati-high-court-on-kavach-pil/): Judicial restraint took centre stage as the Gauhati High Court Kavach PIL questioning railway safety systems, punctuality, and passenger amenities was dismissed for lacking enforceable legal foundations.
- [Delhi Air Pollution Supreme Court Urges VC Hearings](https://mahamananews.com/news/delhi-air-pollution-supreme-court-urges-vc-hearings/): Delhi air pollution Supreme Court VC advisory has been issued at a time when the capital continues to reel under severe to hazardous air quality levels.
- [Allahabad High Court Upholds Forgery Case Over Bank Statements in Child Maintenance Matter](https://mahamananews.com/news/allahabad-high-court-upholds-forgery-case-over-bank-statements-in-child-maintenance-matter/): The Allahabad High Court forgery case child maintenance dispute has drawn sharp judicial scrutiny after the Court upheld criminal proceedings against a man accused of submitting manipulated bank statements in a child maintenance case filed by his former wife.
- [Compassionate Appointment Ends with Acceptance Says Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/compassionate-appointment-ends-with-acceptance-says-supreme-court/): The Supreme Court on compassionate appointment observed that the scheme exists solely to provide immediate financial relief to the family of a deceased employee facing hardship. Once that relief is granted and accepted, the legal purpose of the scheme comes to an end.
- [Kerala High Court Warns Against AI-Generated Petitions in Writs](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/kerala-high-court-warns-against-ai-generated-petitions-in-writs/): The Kerala High Court AI-generated petitions issue surfaced during the hearing of a writ petition seeking de-freezing of a bank account allegedly linked to financial cyber fraud.
- [NOC by Earlier Counsel Not Mandatory in Criminal Case: Allahabad High Court](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/noc-by-earlier-counsel-not-mandatory-in-criminal-case-allahabad-high-court/): The NOC by earlier counsel not mandatory in criminal case principle has been clearly reaffirmed by the Allahabad High Court while allowing a second bail application of a woman convict lodged for more than thirteen years.
- [Centre Rules Out Special Courts for Bank Fraud Cases in Parliament Reply](https://mahamananews.com/news/centre-rules-out-special-courts-for-bank-fraud-cases-in-parliament-reply/): The Union Government has categorically informed the Lok Sabha that no proposal is under active consideration for setting up Special Courts for Bank Fraud Cases anywhere in India.
- [The State Of Kerala vs K.Ajith (2021)](https://mahamananews.com/judgements/the-state-of-kerala-vs-k-ajith-2021/): The judgment in The State of Kerala versus K Ajith stands out as a clear reminder that legislative privilege cannot be converted into personal immunity, and political protest cannot be used as a mask for unlawful behaviour.
- [No Onion Garlic Diet Divorce Case: Gujarat High Court Affirms Divorce and Maintenance](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/no-onion-garlic-diet-divorce-case-gujarat-high-court-affirms-divorce-and-maintenance/): The No Onion Garlic Diet Divorce Case once again highlights how seemingly routine domestic preferences can escalate into deep marital discord.
- [Bombay HC Rules Magistrate Cannot Invoke IT Rules 2009 for Content](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/bombay-hc-rules-magistrate-cannot-invoke-it-rules-2009-for-content/): The Magistrate cannot invoke IT Rules 2009, held the Bombay High Court while examining the legality of an order that restrained Google from circulating certain YouTube videos.
- [Supreme Court Forms Neutral SIT for Probe into Tribal Man’s Death Case](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/supreme-court-forms-neutral-sit-for-probe-into-tribal-mans-death-case/): A fresh storm has gathered around the SIT Probe into Tribal Man’s Death in Madhya Pradesh as the Supreme Court ordered a completely new investigation by a neutral Special Investigation Team to unravel the circumstances leading to the death of twenty-seven-year-old Nilesh Adivasi.
- [Rajasthan High Court Says Police Cannot Open History Sheets Arbitrarily](https://mahamananews.com/news/rajasthan-high-court-says-police-cannot-open-history-sheets-arbitrarily/): The ruling in Kaptan Singh v State of Rajasthan and Others has once again placed the spotlight on the Rajasthan High Court on Surveillance Register norms.
- [Lok Adalat Award Remedy Limited To Article 227: Supreme Court](https://mahamananews.com/supreme-court/lok-adalat-award-remedy-limited-to-article-227-supreme-court/): The law on Lok Adalat Award Remedy receives sharp judicial clarity as the Supreme Court speaks unequivocally on the boundaries of civil courts in relation to awards passed under the Legal Services Authorities Act 1987.
- [Bombay High Court Reverses Thermax RCF Arbitral Award After Finding Patent Illegality](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/bombay-high-court-reverses-thermax-rcf-arbitral-award-after-finding-patent-illegality/): The Thermax RCF Arbitral Award dispute took a decisive turn when the Bombay High Court quashed the ₹173 crore arbitral award passed against Thermax Ltd in its long-running conflict with Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers Ltd regarding turbine failures at RCF’s Thal fertiliser facility.
- [Cyber Crime Against Women: Delhi High Court Declines Plea for Special Cyber Courts](https://mahamananews.com/high-courts/cyber-crime-against-women-delhi-high-court-declines-plea-for-special-cyber-courts/): The matter of Cyber Crime Against Women resurfaced before the Delhi High Court when a PIL urged the judiciary to direct the Union Government and investigative bodies to create exclusive special courts for cybercrime disputes.

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