The story so far: In a narrow 4-3 majority verdict, the Supreme Court on November 8, 2024, overturned its 1967 ruling in S. Azeez Basha v. Union of India, which had previously served as the basis ...

In yesterday's Orders List, the Supreme Court denied the petition for a write of mandamus in In re Kelsey Juliana, a last ditch attempt to revive the so-called "Kids Climate" case. At long last ...

IMAGE: The Supreme Court of India. Photograph: ANI Photo November 5, 2024, saw a landmark judgment being delivered by the Supreme Court. A nine-judge Constitution Bench ruled that not all private ...

The Supreme Court on Wednesday (November 13, 2024) underscored that it is unconstitutional to demolish a person’s property without adhering to the due process of law, simply on the grounds of ...

On his last working day as a Supreme Court judge on Friday, DY Chandrachud delivered an anti-climactic judgment that perhaps best summed up his legacy as chief justice of India: the majority ...

The court explained that the rule of law ensures that all actions by the state must be governed by legal principles, not discretionary decisions The Supreme Court verdict establishing safeguards ...

Karen, thanks for joining us, starting with the Supreme Court justice Karen Baker will be the first woman Supreme court justice elected in Arkansas. Why do you think voters chose her? Well ...

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The Supreme Court on Wednesday condemned the ... not harm the authorities to delay their actions temporarily. The Court explained that building a house represents socio-economic aspirations ...

A seven-judge Bench of the Supreme Court on Friday laid down in a 4-3 majority verdict a “holistic and realistic” test to determine the “minority character” of an educational institution, but left the ...