A new book traces the origins of “irretrievable breakdown of marriage” as a grounds for divorce and addresses the gaps

The inquiry will first look at pellet guns, violence against women protesters and the destruction of property.

The quashing of FIRs reads less like an adjudication and more like a settlement agreement that received a judicial stamp.

The reference to the SC amounts to relitigating questions on the scope of presidential and gubernatorial powers around assent to state Bills

While answers to most questions raised by the President are available in the Judgement, some are implied or can be inferred

The SC relied on ‘gradual dilution’ of Governor’s powers in legislative texts but stopped short of articulating the role of drafting history

Why wasn’t the TN Governor Case referred to a Constitution Bench?

The power of the top court to ‘do complete justice’ is back in the limelight after its recent judgement on the Tamil Nadu Governor

The Court’s decision comes in a case filed by the incumbent mayor Kuldeep Kumar seeking transparency in the elections

We explore the many facets of Article 142 and how it has evolved over the years.

2023 has been an action-packed year at the Supreme Court. We feature 10 significant judgments and their fallout

Is the SC's power to directly grant divorce in cases of irretrievable breakdown of marriage, a judicial quick fix to a legislative issue?