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Right to Vote & Right to Contest Not Fundamental Rights: Supreme Court Clarifies Statutory Nature
Admin 11-04-2026

Right to Vote & Right to Contest Not Fun...

The Supreme Court of India reiterates that the right to vote and the right to contest elections are not fundamental rights but statutory rights, emphasizing the distinction between the two in an election dispute involving Rajasthan District Milk Unions.

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Bombay High Court Orders HDFC Bank to Refund ₹38.04 Lakh to Cyber Fraud Victim
Admin 10-04-2026

Bombay High Court Orders HDFC Bank to Re...

The Bombay High Court directed HDFC Bank to refund ₹38.04 lakh to a Pune businessman who lost money in a SIM-swapping cyber fraud, holding the customer not negligent.

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Karnataka HC: Community Service Instead Of FIR For Lamborghini Driver
Admin 10-04-2026

Karnataka HC: Community Service Instead...

The Karnataka High Court said it may cancel the FIR against a Lamborghini driver accused of reckless driving, but only if he agrees to do community service like teaching traffic rules to children.

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Supreme Court Stays Criminal Proceedings Against Pastor For Claiming Christianity As Only True Religion
Admin 10-04-2026

Supreme Court Stays Criminal Proceedings...

The Supreme Court stayed criminal proceedings against a Christian pastor accused under Section 295A IPC for allegedly claiming Christianity is the only true religion, observing the matter requires consideration.

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You Can’t File a New Case Later If You Didn’t Raise It the First Time
Admin 10-04-2026

You Can’t File a New Case Later If You D...

The Supreme Court held that if a person files an injunction suit where ownership (title) is already disputed but fails to claim declaration of title at that time, they cannot later file a separate title suit. Such a later suit will be barred by the principle of constructive res judicata.

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Insurance Company Can Contest Negligence & Compensation If Impleaded In MACT Claim: Supreme Court
Admin 09-04-2026

Insurance Company Can Contest Negligence...

The Supreme Court held that an insurance company, if impleaded as a party in a motor accident claim, can challenge all aspects of the case including negligence and quantum of compensation, and is not restricted to defenses under Section 149(2) of the Motor Vehicles Act. The Court set aside the High Court’s order and remitted the matter for fresh consideration.

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