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Public Servant in Judicial Custody for Over 48 Hours Is Deemed Suspended, Rules Supreme Court

Public Servant in Judicial Custody for Over 48 Hours Is Deemed Suspended, Rules Supreme Court

  • Post published: November 11, 2026
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Public Servant in Judicial Custody for Over 48 Hours Is Deemed Suspended, Rules Supreme Court in Vishwajeet Singh v. State of Bihar Case: Vishwajeet Singh…

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Land Cannot Be Acquired Under MID Act Purely for a Private Entity's Benefit, Rules Bombay High Court

Land Cannot Be Acquired Under MID Act Purely for a Private Entity’s Benefit, Rules Bombay High Court

  • Post published: November 11, 2026
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Land Cannot Be Acquired Under MID Act Purely for a Private Entity's Benefit, Rules Bombay High Court in Tata Power Company v. State of Maharashtra…

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Deemed One-Year Practice Exemption Only for Law Graduates Who Passed Out Before 22 August 2025, Rules Bombay High Court

Deemed One-Year Practice Exemption Only for Law Graduates Who Passed Out Before 22 August 2025, Rules Bombay High Court

  • Post published: November 11, 2026
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Deemed One-Year Practice Exemption Only for Law Graduates Who Passed Out Before 22 August 2025, Rules Bombay High Court in Satish Maulyawan Patole v. State…

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Read more about the article Election Commission’s Ban on Using Children in Campaigns Has Statutory Force, Rules Madras High Court

Election Commission’s Ban on Using Children in Campaigns Has Statutory Force, Rules Madras High Court

  • Post published: November 11, 2026
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Election Commission's Ban on Using Children in Campaigns Has Statutory Force, Rules Madras High Court Case: Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi v. Vijayakumar @ Navalpattu S. Viji…

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Defamation Case Over '40% Commission' Advertisements Quashed, Rules Karnataka High Court

Defamation Case Over ‘40% Commission’ Advertisements Quashed, Rules Karnataka High Court

  • Post published: November 11, 2026
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Defamation Case Over '40% Commission' Advertisements Quashed, Rules Karnataka High Court in Siddaramaiah v. State of Karnataka Case: Siddaramaiah v. State of Karnataka and Another…

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Shouting at an Official Without Any Positive Act Is Not Assault, Rules Karnataka High Court

Shouting at an Official Without Any Positive Act Is Not Assault, Rules Karnataka High Court

  • Post published: November 10, 2026
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Shouting at an Official Without Any Positive Act Is Not Assault, Rules Karnataka High Court in Snehamayi Krishna v. State of Karnataka Case: Snehamayi Krishna…

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ED Is Not a 'Super Cop' and Cannot File Private Complaints, Rules Karnataka High Court

ED Is Not a ‘Super Cop’ and Cannot File Private Complaints, Rules Karnataka High Court

  • Post published: November 10, 2026
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ED Is Not a 'Super Cop' and Cannot File Private Complaints, Rules Karnataka High Court in YB Ashwathanarayan v. Union of India Case: YB Ashwathanarayan…

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Police Cannot Cite CCTV Malfunction to Justify Illegal Detention, Rules Allahabad High Court

Police Cannot Cite CCTV Malfunction to Justify Illegal Detention, Rules Allahabad High Court

  • Post published: November 10, 2026
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Police Cannot Cite CCTV Malfunction to Justify Illegal Detention, Rules Allahabad High Court in Petitioner 'X' v. State of U.P. Case: Petitioner 'X' and another…

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Form 8 Must Be Decided Even During SIR, Rules Bombay High Court

Form 8 Must Be Decided Even During SIR, Rules Bombay High Court

  • Post published: November 10, 2026
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Form 8 Must Be Decided Even During SIR, Rules Bombay High Court in Paresh Salgaonkar v. Election Commission of India Case: Paresh Salgaonkar and Others…

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Questioning Minority Rights Is Not Itself an Offence, Rules Allahabad High Court

Questioning Minority Rights Is Not Itself an Offence, Rules Allahabad High Court

  • Post published: November 10, 2026
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Questioning Minority Rights Is Not Itself an Offence, Rules Allahabad High Court in Nageshwar Mishra v. State of U.P. Case: Nageshwar Mishra and Another v.…

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Read more about the article Mere Failure to Meet Care Standards Is Not Criminal Negligence, Rules Supreme Court

Mere Failure to Meet Care Standards Is Not Criminal Negligence, Rules Supreme Court

  • Post published: November 9, 2026
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Mere Failure to Meet Care Standards Is Not Criminal Negligence, Rules Supreme Court in Matin Shankarrao Bhosale v. State of Maharashtra Case: Matin Shankarrao Bhosale…

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Punjab and Haryana Must Supply 11,973 Million Units of Power Arrears to Himachal Pradesh Over 20 Years, Rules Supreme Court

Punjab and Haryana Must Supply 11,973 Million Units of Power Arrears to Himachal Pradesh Over 20 Years, Rules Supreme Court

  • Post published: November 9, 2026
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Punjab and Haryana Must Supply 11,973 Million Units of Power Arrears to Himachal Pradesh Over 20 Years, Rules Supreme Court in State of Himachal Pradesh…

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National Book Trust Is 'State' Under Article 12, Rules Supreme Court

National Book Trust Is ‘State’ Under Article 12, Rules Supreme Court

  • Post published: November 9, 2026
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National Book Trust Is 'State' Under Article 12, Rules Supreme Court in National Book Trust v. A.R. Abdul Gaffar Case: The Chairman, National Book Trust,…

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No One May Commercially Exploit Amitabh Bachchan's Name, Image or Voice Without Permission, Rules Delhi High Court

No One May Commercially Exploit Amitabh Bachchan’s Name, Image or Voice Without Permission, Rules Delhi High Court

  • Post published: November 8, 2026
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No One May Commercially Exploit Amitabh Bachchan's Name, Image or Voice Without Permission, Rules Delhi High Court in Amitabh Bachchan v. Rajat Nagi Case: Amitabh…

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OBC Creamy Layer Ruling Will Not Reopen Concluded Selections, Rules Supreme Court

OBC Creamy Layer Ruling Will Not Reopen Concluded Selections, Rules Supreme Court

  • Post published: November 8, 2026
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OBC Creamy Layer Ruling Will Not Reopen Concluded Selections, Rules Supreme Court in Union of India v. Rohith Nathan Case: Union of India and Others…

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Read more about the article ED Attachment Cannot Survive an Approved Resolution Plan, Rules Delhi High Court

ED Attachment Cannot Survive an Approved Resolution Plan, Rules Delhi High Court

  • Post published: November 7, 2026
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ED Attachment Cannot Survive an Approved Resolution Plan, Rules Delhi High Court in Dash Exports v. Directorate of Enforcement Case: Dash Exports Private Limited v.…

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24-Hour Custody Clock Starts From Detention, Not Formal Arrest, Rules Supreme Court

24-Hour Custody Clock Starts From Detention, Not Formal Arrest, Rules Supreme Court

  • Post published: November 7, 2026
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24-Hour Custody Clock Starts From Detention, Not Formal Arrest, Rules Supreme Court in Sujit Das v. Union of India Case: Sujit Das v. Union of…

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Pension Deduction From Re-Employment Salary Is Valid, Rules Supreme Court

Pension Deduction From Re-Employment Salary Is Valid, Rules Supreme Court

  • Post published: November 7, 2026
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Pension Deduction From Re-Employment Salary Is Valid, Rules Supreme Court in State of Uttarakhand v. M.C. Bhandari Case: State of Uttarakhand Thr. Chief Secretary and…

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Case Against Man Over 'Pakistan Zindabad' Slogan at BJP Protest Quashed, Rules Karnataka High Court

Case Against Man Over ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ Slogan at BJP Protest Quashed, Rules Karnataka High Court

  • Post published: November 6, 2026
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Case Against Man Over 'Pakistan Zindabad' Slogan at BJP Protest Quashed, Rules Karnataka High Court in D.S. Ravi Kumar v. State of Karnataka Case: D.S.…

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Sachin Waze's Bail Cancelled in Antilia Bomb Scare Case, Rules Bombay High Court

Sachin Waze’s Bail Cancelled in Antilia Bomb Scare Case, Rules Bombay High Court

  • Post published: November 6, 2026
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Sachin Waze's Bail Cancelled in Antilia Bomb Scare Case, Rules Bombay High Court in National Investigation Agency v. State of Maharashtra Case: National Investigation Agency…

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Centre Must Set Up Special Cell to Monitor Child Labour Law Enforcement, Rules Supreme Court

Centre Must Set Up Special Cell to Monitor Child Labour Law Enforcement, Rules Supreme Court

  • Post published: November 6, 2026
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Centre Must Set Up Special Cell to Monitor Child Labour Law Enforcement, Rules Supreme Court in Health for Millions v. Union of India Case: Health…

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Read more about the article Matrimonial Discord Alone Cannot Amount to Abetment of Suicide, Rules Delhi High Court

Matrimonial Discord Alone Cannot Amount to Abetment of Suicide, Rules Delhi High Court

  • Post published: November 6, 2026
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Matrimonial Discord Alone Cannot Amount to Abetment of Suicide, Rules Delhi High Court in Mayank Singhvi Case Case: Mayank Singhvi — Anissia Batra death case…

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Two-Child Norm Laws Have Lost Their Relevance, Rules Supreme Court

Two-Child Norm Laws Have Lost Their Relevance, Rules Supreme Court

  • Post published: November 5, 2026
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Two-Child Norm Laws Have Lost Their Relevance, Rules Supreme Court in Mangala Bhimrao Ingle v. Additional Commissioner, Amravati Division Case: Mangala Bhimrao Ingle v. The…

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27-Year-Old Sales Tax Reference Is Academic After GST, Rules Supreme Court

27-Year-Old Sales Tax Reference Is Academic After GST, Rules Supreme Court

  • Post published: November 5, 2026
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27-Year-Old Sales Tax Reference Is Academic After GST, Rules Supreme Court in Arjun Flour Mills v. State of Odisha Case: Arjun Flour Mills v. State…

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Read more about the article Rotation of SC/ST Reserved Seats Is for Parliament, Not Courts, Rules Supreme Court

Rotation of SC/ST Reserved Seats Is for Parliament, Not Courts, Rules Supreme Court

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Rotation of SC/ST Reserved Seats Is for Parliament, Not Courts, Rules Supreme Court in Jagdish Singh v. Union of India Case: Jagdish Singh v. Union…

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Public Office Cannot Be a Consolation Prize for a Defeated Politician, Rules Karnataka High Court

Public Office Cannot Be a Consolation Prize for a Defeated Politician, Rules Karnataka High Court

  • Post published: November 5, 2026
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Public Office Cannot Be a Consolation Prize for a Defeated Politician, Rules Karnataka High Court in Gururaj Gantihole v. State of Karnataka Case: Gururaj Gantihole…

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Suspended Students Cannot Write Exams Without Meeting Attendance Rules, Rules Kerala High Court

Suspended Students Cannot Write Exams Without Meeting Attendance Rules, Rules Kerala High Court

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Suspended Students Cannot Write Exams Without Meeting Attendance Rules, Rules Kerala High Court in Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit v. Archana P. S. Case: Sree…

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Foreign Divorce on Irretrievable Breakdown Cannot Shield a Husband from Bigamy Prosecution, Rules Supreme Court

Foreign Divorce on Irretrievable Breakdown Cannot Shield a Husband from Bigamy Prosecution, Rules Supreme Court

  • Post published: November 5, 2026
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Foreign Divorce on Irretrievable Breakdown Cannot Shield a Husband from Bigamy Prosecution, Rules Supreme Court in N. Sridhar Reddy v. State of Andhra Pradesh Case:…

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Husband Must Explain Wife's Unnatural Death in the Matrimonial Home, Rules Supreme Court

Husband Must Explain Wife’s Unnatural Death in the Matrimonial Home, Rules Supreme Court

  • Post published: November 5, 2026
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Husband Must Explain Wife's Unnatural Death in the Matrimonial Home, Rules Supreme Court in Ramkishan Digambar Jadhav v. State of Maharashtra Case: Ramkishan Digambar Jadhav…

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LinkedIn Account Restriction Cannot Be Challenged in a Writ Petition, Rules Delhi High Court in Mayank Jain v. Union of India

LinkedIn Account Restriction Cannot Be Challenged in a Writ Petition, Rules Delhi High Court

  • Post published: November 5, 2026
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LinkedIn Account Restriction Cannot Be Challenged in a Writ Petition, Rules Delhi High Court in Mayank Jain v. Union of India Case: Mayank Jain v.…

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Earlier Compensation Does Not Bar a Human Rights Commission from Recommending More, Rules Allahabad High Court

Earlier Compensation Does Not Bar a Human Rights Commission from Recommending More, Rules Allahabad High Court

  • Post published: November 4, 2026
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Earlier Compensation Does Not Bar a Human Rights Commission from Recommending More, Rules Allahabad High Court in Chief Engineer, Madhyanchal Vidyut Vitran Nigam v. U.P.…

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Chief Minister's Office Is Not So Fragile That a Councillor's Speech Can Shake It, Rules Madras High Court

Chief Minister’s Office Is Not So Fragile That a Councillor’s Speech Can Shake It, Rules Madras High Court

  • Post published: November 4, 2026
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Chief Minister's Office Is Not So Fragile That a Councillor's Speech Can Shake It, Rules Madras High Court in D Sudha v. State Case: D…

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Apology Cannot Substitute for Due Care in Preventive Detention, Rules Supreme Court

Apology Cannot Substitute for Due Care in Preventive Detention, Rules Supreme Court

  • Post published: November 4, 2026
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Apology Cannot Substitute for Due Care in Preventive Detention, Rules Supreme Court in A. Arun v. Varsha Sharma Case: A. Arun v. Varsha Sharma &…

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Calling a Wife 'Stupid' and 'Useless' Is Temperament, Not Cruelty, Rules Supreme Court

Calling a Wife ‘Stupid’ and ‘Useless’ Is Temperament, Not Cruelty, Rules Supreme Court

  • Post published: November 3, 2026
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Calling a Wife 'Stupid' and 'Useless' Is Temperament, Not Cruelty, Rules Supreme Court in Piyush Narlawar v. State of Maharashtra Case: Piyush S/o Deepak Narlawar…

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Five Days of Illegal Detention Must Cost Rs 1.25 Lakh, Rules Allahabad High Court

Five Days of Illegal Detention Must Cost Rs 1.25 Lakh, Rules Allahabad High Court

  • Post published: November 3, 2026
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Five Days of Illegal Detention Must Cost Rs 1.25 Lakh, Rules Allahabad High Court in Gyanti Devi v. State of U.P. Case: Gyanti Devi and…

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No Court Fee Refund Once Evidence Is Recorded, Rules Madras High Court

No Court Fee Refund Once Evidence Is Recorded, Rules Madras High Court

  • Post published: November 3, 2026
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No Court Fee Refund Once Evidence Is Recorded, Rules Madras High Court in Susheela Kawar v. M Pettu Lakshmi Case: Susheela Kawar v. M Pettu…

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Later Retraction Does Not Erase Earlier Testimony, Rules Delhi High Court

Later Retraction Does Not Erase Earlier Testimony, Rules Delhi High Court

  • Post published: November 2, 2026
  • Post category:Daily Judgments/Delhi High Court

Later Retraction Does Not Erase Earlier Testimony, Rules Delhi High Court in Pramod Kumar v. State Case: Pramod Kumar v. State Citation: 2026:DHC:9555 Date of…

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Bail Order Upheld as NIA Appeal Fails Legality Test, Rules Delhi High Court

Bail Order Upheld as NIA Appeal Fails Legality Test, Rules Delhi High Court

  • Post published: November 2, 2026
  • Post category:Daily Judgments/Delhi High Court

Bail Order Upheld as NIA Appeal Fails Legality Test, Rules Delhi High Court in National Investigation Agency v. Mateen Ahmed Bhat Case: National Investigation Agency…

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Broken Chain of Circumstances Frees Life Convict, Rules Bombay High Court

Broken Chain of Circumstances Frees Life Convict, Rules Bombay High Court

  • Post published: November 2, 2026
  • Post category:Bombay High Court/Daily Judgments

Broken Chain of Circumstances Frees Life Convict, Rules Bombay High Court Case: Manishprasad Narsingh Gaud v. The State of Maharashtra Date of Judgment: 29 October…

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Read more about the article Two Ambiguous UPTET Questions Must Be Dropped and Scores Recomputed, Rules Allahabad High Court

Two Ambiguous UPTET Questions Must Be Dropped and Scores Recomputed, Rules Allahabad High Court

  • Post published: November 2, 2026
  • Post category:Allahabad High Court/Daily Judgments

Two Ambiguous UPTET Questions Must Be Dropped and Scores Recomputed, Rules Allahabad High Court in Vijay Sonkar and Others v. State of Uttar Pradesh and…

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Discouraging a Complaint Is Not Itself a Non-Reporting Offence, Rules Bombay High Court

Discouraging a Complaint Is Not Itself a Non-Reporting Offence, Rules Bombay High Court

  • Post published: November 2, 2026
  • Post category:Bombay High Court/Daily Judgments

Discouraging a Complaint Is Not Itself a Non-Reporting Offence, Rules Bombay High Court in Rajendra Suryabhan Darade v. State of Maharashtra Case: Rajendra Suryabhan Darade…

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State's Title Over 550 Acres of Miyapur Land Upheld, Rules Supreme Court

State’s Title Over 550 Acres of Miyapur Land Upheld, Rules Supreme Court

  • Post published: November 1, 2026
  • Post category:Daily Judgments/Supreme Court

State's Title Over 550 Acres of Miyapur Land Upheld, Rules Supreme Court in Bandari Ramchander v. Maitri Co-operative Housing Society Case: Bandari Ramchander and Others…

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