Case involving criminal matter from Uttarakhand listed before the Supreme Court for hearing on June 25 2026.
Category: Legal
Allahabad High Court Conducts Morning Session Hearings Across Multiple Benches on June 25
Allahabad HC resumes post-vacation hearings with multiple bench sittings across significant pending civil and criminal matters.
Calcutta High Court Sits for Hearings in Multiple Important Matters Listed for June 25
Calcutta HC continues its June session with pending cases listed across commercial civil and constitutional benches.
US Supreme Court Rules Asylum Seekers Turned Away at Border Cannot Apply for Asylum in Major Immigration Victory
Landmark ruling sides with Trump administration’s policy of turning migrants back at the border without allowing asylum applications.
Delhi High Court Conducts Regular Bench Hearings in Civil and Criminal Matters Listed for June 25
Delhi HC presides over listed matters including petitions injunctions and bail applications in its morning and afternoon sessions.
US Supreme Court Blocks Temporary Protected Status Recipients from Seeking Judicial Relief
Second major immigration ruling in one day removes TPS holders’ ability to challenge deportation orders through federal courts.
FIR Against Bharat Tiwari Encounter Case Family Members Officially Withdrawn by Police
Police drop charges against family members of person killed in disputed encounter case following legal review and political controversy.
Federal Judge in California Bars Trump Administration from Arresting People at Immigration Courts Nationwide
New ruling extends protection from immigration arrests to all federal immigration courts following similar orders in New York.
India Court Allows Sale Deed Without Attestation Ruling Attestation Not a Statutory Requirement
Supreme Court ruling has implications for property law transactions clarifying that attestation by witnesses is not mandated by statute.
San Jose State University Ordered to Reinstate Tenured Professor Fired for Pro-Palestinian Activism
Arbitrator rules dismissal of Professor Sang Hea Kil was excessive and disproportionate after she participated in three Gaza protest demonstrations.