Supreme Court hears the All India Judges Association case (pertaining to 3-year practice rule for entering judicial service)
Bench: CJI Surya Kant, J Joymalya Bagchi and J V Mohana.
In the Bhojshala dispute, Muslim parties have filed an application in the Supreme Court objecting to the Madhya Pradesh administration's choice of the plot allotted for Friday namaz.
They contended that though the Supreme Court had directed that a plot which is adjacent to the Bhojshala complex must be given for Friday namaz, the site given by the administration is located 2 kilometres away from it
The Chief Justice then said, "We can list on Friday. Meanwhile, you find an alternate place adjacent to the site."
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Supreme Court Issues Notice To Lok Sabha Speaker On Shiv Sena UBT Challenge To Merger Of MPs With Shinde Sena
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Supreme Court hears the suo-motu case concerning lack of functional CCTV cameras in police stations across India
Bench: Justice Vikram Nath and Justice Sandeep Mehta
Andhra Pradesh High Court quashed cruelty FIR agaist a woman accused of being the second wife of a married man, after noting that she would not fall under the category of "relative" to invoke Section 498A IPC.[Citation: 2026 LiveLaw (AP) 145]
Aadhaar Card Constitutes Prima Facie Proof Of Occupation; Demolition Without Notice Illegal: Calcutta High Court
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Calcutta High Court has held that while an Aadhaar Card is not conclusive proof of residence or title, it constitutes prima facie evidence of occupation for the purpose of invoking the safeguards available under the Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorised Occupants) Act, 1971.
The Bench clarified that public authorities cannot bypass the eviction mechanism under the Act merely because they consider the occupants to be unauthorised or because the structures are allegedly dilapidated.
"The demolition drive sought to be carried out by the respondent-Authorities is held to be unlawful and ought to be halted," the Court held.
BREAKING| Kapil Sibal Files Plea In Supreme Court Against Political Defections Under Guise Of Mergers
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Govt Employee's Failure To Obtain Prior Permission For Higher Studies Is Misconduct, But Not Ground To Invalidate Degree,Rules Gauhati High Court
'Don't Waste Our Time' : Supreme Court Refuses Urgent Listing Of Plea Against Police Action On Student Protesters
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