Telangana High Court allows self-certification for personal digital evidence
The Telangana High Court ruled on July 23, 2026, that individuals can self-certify WhatsApp chats and emails from personal devices as electronic evidence und…
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Wrong Statement’ In Pleadings Not Necessarily A ‘False Statement’ : Supreme Court Quashes Perjury Case
The Supreme Court of India is addressing appeals in the decades-long Dr. Abdul Hameed case, linked to the 1996 Samleti bus explosion, highlighting challenges…
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Supreme Court limits revisional jurisdiction S. 115 CPC
The Supreme Court on July 21, 2026, clarified that revisional jurisdiction under S. 115 CPC cannot correct factual errors, even if concealed. This ruling lim…
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Andhra Pradesh High Court condones significant 1024-day delay in legal heir substitution
The Andhra Pradesh High Court, led by Justice Ravi Cheemalapati, recently condoned a 1024-day delay in a legal heir substitution, emphasizing that litigants…
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Andhra Pradesh High Court affirms Amendment To Correct Party Name, Property Value In Partition Suit Permissible After Trial Starts If Nature of Suit Unchanged
The Andhra Pradesh High Court has affirmed the permissibility of amendments in partition suits, even after trial commencement, if the suit’s nature remains u…
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Mumbai Port Authority Ramps Up Pressure on Defaulters for ₹3,500 Crore in Arrears
The Mumbai Port Authority (MbPA) is aggressively pursuing ₹3,500 crore in lease rental arrears from eight high-profile defaulters to fund critical Eastern Wa…
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Karnataka High Court Rejects ‘Lost Interest’ Divorce Plea, Upholds Marital Sanctity
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that a husband cannot seek divorce merely for ‘lost interest’ in his 21-year marriage, emphasizing marital sanctity under…
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Maharashtra Extends Hours for FIFA World Cup 2026 Final Viewing
Maharashtra has allowed hotels, restaurants, and eateries to stay open until 4 am on July 20, 2026, for fans watching the FIFA World Cup 2026 final between S…
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Bombay High Court rules Vakalatnama filing won’t waive summons or start written statement clock
The Bombay High Court clarifies that filing a Vakalatnama does not waive summons service, firmly establishing when the limitation period for written statemen…
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Allahabad High Court: No Evidence Without Written Statement, Rules Justice Manish Kumar Nigam
The Allahabad High Court, in a recent ruling by Justice Manish Kumar Nigam on July 17, 2026, held that a defendant cannot lead their own evidence after forfe…
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