1. Leave granted.
Category - Latest Judgments
Latest Judgments of Supreme Court
Prasannatma Das v. K.N. Haridasan Nambiar (Dead) and Others
1. We are concerned in this group of cases (except Contempt Petition No. 58 of 2012 and SLP (Crl.) No. 8019-8021 of 2017) with two suits.
Nagarajan and Another v. State of Tamil Nadu
1. The two criminal appeals before us, arising from different incidents of crime, question the correctness of two decisions of the respective High Courts involving the same question of law. We, therefore, propose to decide the...
Power Grid Corporation of India Limited v. Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission Company Limited and Others
1. For the convenience of exposition, this judgment is divided into the following parts:
Interstate Construction v. National Projects Construction Corporation Ltd.
1. This appeal by special leave is directed against the judgment and order dated 01.08.2023 passed by the Division Bench of the High Court of Delhi in FAO (OS) (Comm) No. 175 of 2021.
In Re: Alarming Rise in the Number of Reported Child Rape Incidents
1. This Court vide the order dated 12.07.2019 had directed the Registry to register a Suo Moto Writ Petition under the caption “In Re Alarming rise in the number of reported child rape incidents,” and requested the Learned Senior...
In Re: Alarming Rise in the Number of Reported Child Rape Incidents
1. This Court vide the order dated 12.07.2019 had directed the Registry to register a Suo Moto Writ Petition under the caption “In Re Alarming rise in the number of reported child rape incidents,” and requested the Learned Senior...
In Re: Construction of Multi Storeyed Buildings in Forest Land Maharashtra
1. The present matter is a classic example as to how the nexus between the Politicians, Bureaucrats and the Builders can result in the conversion of precious Forest Land for commercial purposes under the garb of resettlement of...
South Delhi Municipal Corporation of Delhi v. SMS Limited
1. Leave granted.
Gayatri Project Limited v. Madhya Pradesh Road Development Corporation Limited
1. For the convenience of the exposition, this judgment is divided in the following parts:—

