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In a crucial ruling, the Madras High Court quashed serious POCSO and child marriage charges after considering subsequent marriage and compromise between parties, emphasizing ground reality over rigid prosecution.
Madras High Court sets aside arbitral award in land acquisition case, holding reliance on outdated guideline value as illegal and orders fresh compensation determination.
Madras High Court refuses to interfere with summary dismissal of trademark infringement suit between Arokya and Patanjali Aarogya, holding no likelihood of confusion.
Foreign judgments are not automatically enforceable in India. Supreme Court refused to enforce a UK decree citing violation of natural justice and lack of fair trial under Section 13 CPC.
The Supreme Court ruled that a man cannot be compelled to pay child maintenance when a DNA test conclusively proves he is not the biological father, prioritizing scientific evidence over legal presumption.
Madras High Court rules that challenges to MSME Facilitation Council awards must be filed under Section 34 of the Arbitration Act with mandatory 75% pre-deposit, rejecting writ jurisdiction under Article 226.
Madras High Court in Sankarakumar vs Sub Registrar (2026) clarifies that Section 22A applies only in planning areas and restricts Sub-Registrar’s powers in refusing document registration.
Supreme Court in V.K. John vs S. Mukanchand Bothra (2026) held that legal heirs challenging an arbitral award must proceed under Section 34 of the Arbitration Act and not Article 227 of the Constitution.
Delhi High Court orders strict implementation of bail for undertrial prisoners who served one-third sentence under BNSS Section 479. Key legal insights explained.
In a landmark 2026 judgment, the Supreme Court quashed a Domestic Violence case and granted divorce under Article 142, holding that breach of mediation settlement after accepting benefits is abuse of law.