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08/06/2026

Does a compromise automatically make you guilty?
And can a failed relationship cost you your career, especially in government service?

The Supreme Court has sent out a clear message: Law cannot operate on assumptions only on evidence.

So where should the line be drawn when ‘moral turpitude’ becomes a ground for rejection?

06/06/2026

Is electronic evidence now about proving the “expert” instead of authenticity?

SC in Pune Bar Association opens Part B certification beyond 79A experts, but creates new uncertainty.

Will litigation shift from evidence to expert credibility?

Is Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam over‑relying on certification?

04/06/2026

Can a widow sell the entire inherited property if multiple heirs exist, even for legal necessity?

The Supreme Court clarifies: inheritance creates tenancy-in-common, not joint ownership. Each heir has a defined share, limiting unilateral rights.

Darubai & Ors. Vs. Kamlabai & Ors. Civil Appeal @ SLP 13232 of 2022

03/06/2026

Does rent default automatically lead to striking off the tenant’s defence under Order 15 Rule 5 CPC? Judgment says that Courts must not act mechanically; judicial discretion is essential. Facts, conduct, and reasons must be evaluated before imposing such a penal consequence, and defence cannot be struck off without wilful and deliberate non-compliance.

26/05/2026

The case is textbook application of criminal negligence principles.
Supreme Court reiterates:

Section 304A requires culpa lata, not mere inadvertence.

Distinction between civil deficiency and criminal culpability must be preserved.

Causa causans must be proximate, not speculative.

Exoneration on merits in adjudicatory proceedings bars criminal prosecution.

(Radheyshyam Kejriwal) A judgment reinforcing that criminal law cannot be invoked on hindsight or adverse outcomes alone.

25/05/2026

What are the factors to be borne in mind while considering an application for bail? They are:

1. whether there is any prima facie or reasonable ground to believe that the accused had committed the offence;

2. nature and gravity of the accusation;

3. severity of the punishment in the event of conviction;

4. danger of the accused absconding or fleeing, if released on bail;

5. character, behaviour, means, position and standing of the accused;

6. likelihood of the offence being repeated;

7. reasonable apprehension of the witnesses being influenced; and

8. danger, of course, of justice being thwarted by grant of bail.

24/05/2026

No video was ever recovered, yet conviction was upheld?
Can threat, fear, and testimony alone prove a crime beyond reasonable doubt?
This Evidence Law principle might surprise you.

15/05/2026

Even where civil liability is jointly shared, criminal liability under Section 138 NI Act cannot extend to a non-signatory joint account holder. This is clear reaffirmation of strict interpretation.

14/05/2026

Can a wife be called ‘cruel’ or accused of ‘desertion’ just because she chose her career and stayed separately for valid reasons?

Supreme Court says-personal autonomy and dignity cannot be sacrificed at the altar of marriage.

13/05/2026

Does every wrong hospital billing amount to a criminal offence?

The Supreme Court has recently clarified that a mere billing discrepancy, especially where a refund is offered and no dishonest intention exists from the outset, does not attract offences like cheating or criminal breach of trust.

Not every grievance falls within criminal law. Many belong to civil or regulatory remedies.





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