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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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A Trial Court’s rejection of bail does not mean the accused is guilty or that further legal remedies are exhausted. Depending on which court rejected bail and the law governing the case, the accused may approach the Sessions Court or High Court under Section 483 BNSS. Fresh bail may also be sought when there is a material change in circumstances, such as completion of investigation, filing of the charge-sheet, prolonged custody, examination of key witnesses, or significant trial delay. Special laws such as NDPS, PMLA or UAPA may impose additional bail requirements.
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The Ld. JMFC, Mahila Court-03, Central District, Delhi, vide order dated 16.05.2026, allowed the discharge application filed on behalf of
Anticipatory bail protects a person who reasonably apprehends arrest for a non-bailable offence from unnecessary pre-arrest detention. Under Section 482 of the BNSS, an application may be made before the Sessions Court or High Court. Courts consider factors such as the nature of allegations, need for custodial interrogation, criminal history, cooperation with the investigation, flight risk, and possibility of influencing witnesses. Anticipatory bail protects personal liberty but does not stop the investigation or exempt the accused from complying with lawful conditions.
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A Supreme Court Transfer Petition should be supported by proper documents and credible evidence, not merely claims of inconvenience or hardship. For civil or matrimonial inter-State transfers, important documents include the petition, supporting affidavit, pending case papers, relevant court orders, annexures, Vakalatnama, residence proof, and evidence supporting medical, financial, child-care, safety, or connected-case grounds. Proper indexing, translations, court fees, and other Registry requirements are also important to avoid filing defects and delays.
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Marriage Declared Void on Ground of Bigamy Representing the Petitioner/Husband before the Ld. Family Court, Rohini, Delhi, it was successfully
By order dated 29.05.2026, the Ld. ASJ/SFTC-02 (Central), Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi granted regular bail to the applicant/accused, xyz, in
The Hon’ble Commercial Court, Dwarka Courts, Delhi, vide order dated 21.05.2026, allowed the Defendant’s application seeking leave to defend in
