Fugent Law Firm

19/05/2026

30 MOST IMPORTANT COURT APPLICATIONS (With Section)..

19/05/2026

Presumption as to 30 years old will

18/05/2026

Adverse possession -suit for injunction

15/05/2026

14/05/2026

BCI Questions Mamata Banerjees Right to Practise Law After She Appears in Advocate’s Gown at Calcutta High Court

The Bar Council of India has directed the West Bengal Bar Council to verify Mamata Banerjees enrollment and practice status after she appeared in advocates robes at the Calcutta High Court on May 14, 2026.

07/05/2026

Evidentiary value of Notarized documents

03/05/2026

The case was heard by Justice M. Nagaprasanna of the Karnataka High Court.

The Court stated: "There is no crime registered against the police sub-inspector but the CCTV footage is clear that the police sub-inspector Padmavathi has indulged in kicking the petitioner on all parts of the body without any rhyme or reason.... Therefore it is a fit case where the police sub-inspector who has indulged in such an act must be brought to books, not by a mere warning of departmental inquiry, but by registration of a crime and conduct of investigation.

The Court also held both parties accountable: "If the petitioner has misbehaved proceedings will go on. That doesn't mean that police can misbehave." The Court also noted: "You have ransacked the police station, the sub-inspector has hit you in boots. I will direct criminal case to be registered against the sub-inspector and the policeman who have behaved. That doesn't mean you will escape.

02/05/2026

They were all suspended for this

Three years ago in Guwahati, police dragged a woman and her two-and-a-half-year-old child out of their beds in the middle of the night and took them to the police station. They hadn't even done anything

The bizarre incident went viral after a Gauhati High Court Hearing where the officers involved were given strict reprimands. The woman, who according to some reports was not even arrested, was pulled in for questioning at 4:30am. Not wanting to leave the child alone in the middle of the night, they dragged the toddler there too. Highly irregular, and highly illegal.

The judge was livid, pointing out the obvious: couldn't the questioning have waited a couple of hours? He gave them plenty of time to consider their actions - according to some outlets, the entire department was suspended over the debacle.

01/05/2026

RECENT JUDGEMENTS

Supreme Court of India

S. Anand v. State of Tamil Nadu and Anr.Criminal Appeal No. 2049 of 2026