Registration officers have to be informed if foreigners are granted bail: SC
The Supreme Court of India has ruled that when a foreign national is granted bail, the court must direct the investigating agency or state to immediately inform the Registration Officer appointed under the Registration of Foreigners Rules, 1992.
Economic Offences having wider ramifications cannot be quashed: SC
Economic offenses have a different stand of footing than the other offences, given the fact that they have wider ramifications. Therefore, the court refused to quash the corruption case even though the same was settled between the accused and the bank. The bank
Air force personnel’s anticipatory bail gets cancelled on the ground of misrepresentation
Background The court was hearing the application for the cancellation of the anticipatory bail It was wrongly submitted by the accused that there was a cross case regarding the same incident. Analysis Rajasthan HC’s Jodhpur Bench had cancelled the anticipatory bail of the
Regularisation of MDS Admissions
The appeal was heard by the bench of Justice BR Gavai and Justice KV Viswanathan, which was filed by the MDS graduates, in the dental college of Madhya Pradesh.
Difference in Sample leads to loss in evidentiary rigour : Punjab and Haryana HC
The issue was pertaining to the illicit trade of poppy husk, and for the same, he was sentenced to 12 years of imprisonment.
If a chargesheet has been filed, an error in extending the time for investigation is not a ground for bail: SC
The court emphasized that the purpose of default bail is to ensure timely filing of chargesheets, not to penalize procedural errors when the chargesheet is filed on time.
Tipu Sultan’s Birth Anniversary Celebration
The court questioned whether the police’s actions were proportionate and whether all alternatives were explored before taking the restrictive decision.
Prioritize court proceedings: Bombay HC
The Bombay High Court was assured by the Maharashtra Government that police officers will now prioritize court proceedings over other duties, addressing concerns about delays in judicial processes.
Allowing visually challenged students to use computers for the AIBE exams :SC
The SC was hearing a petition that was filed by Yash Dodani and others that sought the enhancement of the accessibility of the visually impaired candidates in examinations that are conducted by the Bar Council of India.
Bombay HC grants bail in Mira Road Communal Riots Case
The HC of Bombay granted bail to 14 men who were accused of rioting as well as causing injury to a Hindu family during the celebration of the consecration of the Ayodhya Lord Ram Temple in Mira Road in 2024. Justice Nijamoodin Jamadar