Successfully represented the petitioner before the Hon’ble Delhi High Court in BAIL APPLN. 1187/2026, wherein, by order dated 20.07.2026, the
The Supreme Court can grant regular or anticipatory bail even after the High Court has rejected it, usually when approached through an SLP under Article 136 of the Constitution. However, bail is not automatic. The Court considers factors such as length of custody, completion of investigation, filing of the chargesheet, trial delay, cooperation of the accused, risk of witness interference, and errors in the High Court’s reasoning. A strong challenge should explain specifically why the High Court’s refusal requires Supreme Court intervention.
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In a significant ruling targeting the growing trend of weaponizing matrimonial laws after a breakdown of settlements, a Delhi Court
Illegal police detention in India can violate the fundamental right to personal liberty under Articles 21 and 22 of the Constitution. Depending on the circumstances, a person may seek habeas corpus, constitutional compensation, civil damages for false imprisonment, or action against responsible officials. The legality of detention depends on factors such as lawful authority, production before a Magistrate within the required period, compliance with arrest safeguards, and release after a binding court order. Preserving arrest records, court orders, CCTV footage, and other evidence is crucial.
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The Ld. ASJ-05, Shahdara District, Karkardooma Courts, Delhi, vide order dated 10.07.2026, dismissed the anticipatory bail application filed on behalf
A Zero FIR can be registered at any police station in India when the complaint discloses a cognizable offence, even if the incident occurred outside that police station’s territorial jurisdiction. Under Section 173(1) of the BNSS, police cannot refuse registration solely because the offence occurred elsewhere. After registration, the FIR can be transferred to the police station having jurisdiction. If police refuse, the complainant can approach the Superintendent of Police and, if necessary, the Magistrate.
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Judgment / Order Analysis Swarnpreet Kaur & Anr. v. State of Haryana & Ors. — DLF Primus, Gurugram, SC-Civil Appeal
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One of its kind order in Noida courts , interrogatories application are alien to the procedure and practice of the
In a significant legal victory for popular actor and politician xyz, the Supreme Court of India has stayed further criminal
False allegations posted online can seriously harm a person’s reputation, career, business, and personal relationships. Indian law provides remedies when defamatory statements are published through social media, websites, online reviews, messages, or other digital platforms. Affected individuals may consider civil and criminal remedies, injunctions, damages, takedown requests, and legal notices depending on the circumstances. Preserving screenshots, URLs, dates, account details, and other digital evidence is important before taking legal action.
Police in India can seize a mobile phone during an investigation when there is a lawful investigative basis, but seizure, searching the phone’s contents, demanding passwords, and retaining the device are separate legal issues. The BNSS provides procedural safeguards for search and seizure, while Articles 20(3) and 21 protect against self-incrimination and safeguard privacy. If relevant digital evidence has already been preserved, courts may also permit the return of the physical device subject to appropriate conditions.
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If police call you to a station in India, first confirm why you are being called, whether you are a witness or suspect, and whether a written notice has been issued. Under the BNSS, different procedures apply to witnesses and persons facing allegations. You also have protections against unnecessary arrest and self-incrimination. If questioning turns into arrest, you have the right to know the grounds of arrest, consult a lawyer, and be produced before a Magistrate within the legally prescribed period.
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