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The FREELANDER division of global automaker Chery concluded an intensive dynamic vehicle evaluation program in…
FREELANDER Showcases AI and Digital Technology to International Guests
Automotive innovator FREELANDER hosted an extensive technological showcase in Wuhu, China, presenting an international delegation…
Eskimoz Introduces an Integrated Approach to SEO, AI Search Visibility and Digital Acquisition
European digital acquisition agency Eskimoz unveiled a comprehensive search optimization methodology, integrating conventional technical search…
Bombay High Court Observes Social Media Access Does Not Entitle Individuals to Publish Defamatory Content
The Bombay HC made a significant observation on the limits of free expression on social media platforms in a defamation matter.
Karnataka Government Notifies New Law Officer Appointments Including 13 Additional Advocate Generals
Karnataka formally appointed new law officers to the High Court and across the state, including a significant expansion of government advocacy roles.
Supreme Court: Bail Cannot Be Granted in Second Application Without Stating Changed Circumstances
The apex court reinforced that courts must identify new grounds or changed circumstances before entertaining a second bail application after earlier rejection.
Calcutta HC Holds Driving Seized Narcotics Vehicle Does Not Amount to Possession Under NDPS Act
The Calcutta High Court granted bail, ruling that physically driving a vehicle containing contraband is legally distinct from possession under the NDPS Act.
Supreme Court Quashes Bail Condition Forcing Accused to Vacate Home to Protect Complainant
The apex court ruled that a bail condition requiring the accused to vacate his own residence to prevent alleged harm to a complainant was unconstitutional.
Lokayukta SPE Must Comply with RTI — State Exemption Notification Struck Down by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court struck down a 2011 Madhya Pradesh notification that had shielded the Lokayukta’s Special Police Establishment from RTI disclosures.
Supreme Court: Order XII Rule 6 CPC Allows Courts to Pronounce Judgment on Admitted Facts Without Full Trial
The Supreme Court clarified when courts can use the summary judgment procedure of Order XII Rule 6 to decide cases based on admissions without full trials.
Supreme Court Rules Indian Succession Act Probate Proceedings Are Governed by Three-Year Limitation
The apex court held that applications for probate or revocation of probate under the Indian Succession Act are subject to the three-year limit under the Limitation Act.
Supreme Court Holds Government Cannot Withdraw Promised Industrial Incentives — Key Promissory Estoppel Ruling
The Supreme Court comprehensively restated the doctrine of promissory estoppel, ruling that the state cannot arbitrarily withdraw incentives on which citizens had relied.