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31/01/2026

Orissa High Court: Denial of Head Constable post to dependent spouse of disabled combatant unjustified; humane approach mandated in compassionate appointments
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Orissa High Court holds denial of Head Constable post to dependent spouse of disabled combatant unjustified; stresses humane approach in compassionate appointments.

31/01/2026

[1/29, 5:38 PM] +91 95184 71411: https://www.lawcurb.in/post/the-bharatiya-sakshya-adhiniyam-bsa-2023
[1/29, 6:05 PM] +91 91709 92333: Rajasthan HC recalls Rs. 1 Lakh fine of man languishing in jail despite release order; Calls out advocates on strikes over working Saturdays
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[1/29, 6:28 PM] +91 91709 92333: Madras High Court: Denial of maternity leave for third pregnancy unsustainable; State directed to extend benefits
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The Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 is an Indian law that reforms and replaces the colonial-era Indian Evidence Act, 1872. It updates the legal framework for evidence in judicial proceedings to address electronic and digital records comprehensively.

11/01/2026

Making minor touch private parts with sexual intent constitutes Aggravated Sexual Assault under POCSO Act: Delhi High Court
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Delhi High Court held that making minor touch private parts with sexual intent constitutes aggravated sexual assault under Section 10 of the POCSO Act. Conviction upheld despite minor contradictions and delay in FIR.

05/01/2026

State Authorities Can’t Give In To Superstitions: Madras High Court Closes Contempt Petition After Authorities Return Idols To Litigant

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05/01/2026

Tirupati Laddu Adulteration Case | Delhi High Court refuses ex-parte injunction in Defamation Suit
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05/01/2026

'No Disciplinary Action Against Judge For Mere Error In Judgment' : Supreme Court Sets Aside Dismissal Of Judicial Officer

The Court cautioned the High Courts not to initiate disciplinary proceedings against judges for merely passing wrong orders.

15/12/2025

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08/11/2025

Misinterpretation Of Tender Conditions Reducing Competition And Revenue Justifies Court Intervention: Supreme Court

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The Apex Court held that when a tendering authority misconstrues a tender condition in a manner that excludes the highest bidder and results in loss to the public exchequer, judicial interference...

01/11/2025

*Key Restrictions on Cash Transactions under the Income-tax Act, 1961*

Key Restrictions on Cash Transactions under the Income-tax Act, 1961   1. Section 40A(3) – Disallowance of Cash Expenditure Any business expenditure paid in cash exceeding ₹10,000 (₹35,000 for payments to transporters) to a person in a day is disallowed. If an expense allowed earlier is later...

31/10/2025

*Supreme Court Daily Judgements – 30 October 2025*

Today, *the Hon’ble Supreme Court delivered 4 important judgments and 1 significant order, covering issues in criminal law (POCSO), insurance law, family law, and cyber regulations.*

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*1. K. Kirubakaran vs State of Tamil Nadu*
*Citation: 2025 INSC 1272*
*Criminal Law / POCSO Act —* The Supreme Court dealt with the scope of protection under the POCSO Act, emphasizing that the Court must adopt a child-centric approach. It reaffirmed that minor inconsistencies in testimony do not discredit the survivor if the core version remains credible and supported by evidence.

*2. Orion Conmerx Pvt. Ltd. vs National Insurance Co. Ltd.*
*Citation: 2025 INSC 1271*
*Insurance Law / Consumer Protection —* The Court held that policy exclusions must be narrowly interpreted. In cases of ambiguity, the benefit should go to the insured, reinforcing the consumer-oriented approach in insurance contracts.

*3. K. Nagendra vs The New India Insurance Co. Ltd. & Ors.*
*Citation: 2025 INSC 1270*
*Constitutional Law / Service Matters —* The Court reiterated that administrative decisions must comply with Article 14 principles of fairness and equality. Arbitrary denial of benefits or promotions without rational justification is unsustainable.

*4. Rekha Minocha vs Amit Shah Minocha & Ors.*
*Citation: 2025 INSC 1265*
*Family Law / Property Rights —* The Court clarified that ownership claims between spouses must be established through documentary proof and financial contribution. Emotional contribution alone cannot create legal ownership.

*Supreme Court Order – Legal Analysis*
*Inshot: Cyber Law / Administrative Directions —* The Supreme Court directed the Union Government to establish a centralized digital verification mechanism to prevent misuse of forged legal documents. It urged prompt compliance and accountability across all departments.

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27/10/2025

[10/27, 10:03 AM] +91 91709 92333: Telecommunications (Telecom Cyber Security) Amendment Rules, 2025: Strengthening Mobile Number Validation and IMEI compliance in India
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[10/27, 10:13 AM] +91 78270 38314: Bar U/S 195 CrPC Not Applicable On Proceedings U/S 211 IPC Where No Related Judicial Proceeding Exists: Delhi High Court

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Telecommunications (Telecom Cyber Security) Amendment Rules, 2025, introduce mobile number validation platform, new compliance obligations for IMEI- based equipment, and enhanced cyber security measures for telecom services in India.

23/10/2025

Compromise Deed Affecting Rights Of Multiple Parties Can't Be Given Effect Unless It Reflects Voluntary & Informed Consent Of All Parties: Madhya Pradesh High Court

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The Madhya Pradesh High Court was considering a Second Appeal against dismissal of suit regarding declaration of title, partition, permanent injunction and declaration of will.