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Supreme Court Restricts Ability to File Multiple FIRs in Different Jurisdictions for Same Incident

The bench held that parallel complaints in different courts on the same matter are procedurally impermissible.

The apex court ruled in favor of newly registered lawyers seeking to participate in the bar association polls.

The ruling clarifies when a preliminary partition decree transitions into an enforceable executable order.

The apex court directed the case addressing care homes for the elderly to be heard by the relevant high court.

The apex court restricted administrative overreach by limiting the Registrar’s disciplinary powers.

Senior Advocate Mahalakshmi Pavani was named as a member of one of the newly formed bodies.

The apex court intervened to push for faster resolution of the land dispute affecting court infrastructure.

The court convicted all accused while showing leniency to two elderly parents for their limited role.

Bench held that parties cannot file the same complaint in different courts to circumvent jurisdiction rules.