The Supreme Court has set aside bail granted by the Punjab & Haryana High Court in two NDPS cases involving commercial quantity of heroin, holding that Compliance with Section 37 […]
The Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur Bench, has granted bail to an accused in a murder case, highlighting that prolonged incarceration and delay in trial proceedings violate the fundamental right to
Introduction The Indian tax system is built on detailed statutes and procedures, yet even the most robust framework must operate within the limits set by the Constitution. When tax authorities
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The Court also quashed all pending proceedings — including Bar Council disciplinary complaints filed by the husband’s advocates — and rejected the husband’s ₹20 crore counter-claim for “mental trauma.” Furthermore,
The Supreme Court of India has ruled that while separate punishments can be imposed for independent offences , the principle of concurrent sentencing must apply to both imprisonment and fines
The Supreme Court has granted bail to two medical professionals accused under the NDPS Act, holding that failure to provide written grounds of arrest violates fundamental rights under Articles 21
The Supreme Court has granted bail to an accused in a case involving recovery of commercial quantity of contraband, highlighting prolonged custody and delay in trial as key considerations. Key
The High Court of Judicature at Allahabad recently addressed Criminal Revision No. 1508 of 2026 concerning Tahir @ Babloo, the revisionist, who challenged an order dated December 16, 2025, passed
The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985 is one of India’s most stringent criminal laws. Enacted to fulfill international treaty obligations, it balances severe penalties for drug trafficking
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In a significant ruling reinforcing the role of technology in criminal justice, the Rajasthan High Court has allowed accused persons facing multiple criminal cases to attend court proceedings through video
