SangsLegal News The Supreme Court's Decision on Convictions and Acquittals Based on Uniform Evidence

  The Supreme Court has recently held that it can't deliver contradictory verdicts - one of conviction and the other of acquittal - when the evidence in consideration is the same. This ruling led to the acquittal of people who hadn't filed any appeal.

SangsLegal News All interested parties are regarded as plaintiffs in a partition suit: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court's Division Bench has recently observed in a significant development that all interested parties are regarded as plaintiffs in a partition suit. There is no restriction on replique omega issuing multiple preliminary decrees.

SangsLegal News  Kerala High Court:  Indian Army can grant a family pension to the second wife of ex serviceman, even if the dissolution of the first marriage was not accomplished legally.

The Kerala High Court has recently ruled that the Indian Army can lawfully grant a family pension to a deceased ex serviceman's second wife, even if a formal dissolution of the first marriage did not take place, as long as the first wife does not express interest in the pension. Further, the court specified that if a claim for the family pension is made by the first wife, it must be validated and taken into consideration.

SangsLegal News Any amendments in the procedure following the commission of an offence won't be deemed unconstitutional in criminal trial: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court's constitution bench reaffirmed that any amendments in the procedure following the commission of an offence won't be deemed unconstitutional based on the prohibition of retrospective application of ex post facto laws stated in Article 20(1) of the Constitution. The bench clarified that this clause doesn't encompass procedural matters.

SangsLegal News After a Son's Failure to Support His Mother, Bombay High Court revokes Gift Deeds.

The Bombay High Court recently ruled that elderly parents can take back a share in their property given to a son as a gift if he fails to look after them or harasses them.