Constitutional Amendments Struck Down By Supreme Court : 7 Partially & 1 Wholly So Far

While the NJAC amendment was struck down wholly by the Supreme Court, the other listed amendments were struck down in part.

Supreme Court Upholds A Citizen's Right To Challenge A Constitutional Amendment Affecting States' Power

When a citizen of India challenges a constitutional amendment as being procedurally infirm, it is the duty of the court to examine such challenge on merits.' , the Supreme Court observed while answerin...

'Fundamental Right To Form Cooperative Societies', 'Article 43B': Remnants Of 97th Constitutional Amendment After Supreme Court Judgment

'Security Deposit Limited To 2 Months For Residence; Enhanced Rent After Tenancy Period' : Key Features Of Draft Model Tenancy Act

Will Maratha Quota Case Verdict Impact 10% EWS Quota Above 50% Ceiling Limit?

Parliamentary Committee, Minister & AG Said 102nd Constitutional Amendment Won't Affect States' Power To Identify SEBCs; Supreme Court Holds Otherwise

Alteration Of Content Of State Legislative Power In An Oblique & Peripheral Manner Would Not Constitute A Violation Of Basic Structure: Supreme Court

'To Change 50% Reservation Limit Is To Have A Society Which Is Not Founded On Equality But Based On Caste Rule': SC Refuses To Revisit Indra Sawhney Judgment

Can A Person Who Lost Election Be Appointed As Chief Minister?

Touchy Interpretation Of Child Sexual Assault By Bombay High Court

The Puzzling Dismissal Of Aadhaar Review Despite Pendency Of Larger Bench Reference On Money Bill Issue

Summary Eviction Procedure Under Senior Citizens Act Cannot Be Invoked To Defeat Right Of Residence Of Woman In A Shared Household As Per DV Act: Supreme Court

Environmental Clearance Necessary Before Making Declaration Of Land Acquisition Under Section 3D Of National Highways Act : Supreme Court

Prior Environmental Clearance Not Required For Notifying Acquisition Of Land For National Highway: Supreme Court

High Courts Have Power To Grant Bail By Invoking Article 226 In Suitable Cases: Supreme Court

UP Police Disregarding Supreme Court's Shreya Singhal Verdict By Registering FIRs Under Section 66A IT Act

High Court Not Required To Frame Substantial Question Of Law While Dismissing Second Appeal: Supreme Court

Registered Document Is Presumed To Be Genuine; Onus To Prove Otherwise Is On Person Who Challenges It, Reiterates Supreme Court

[SARFAESI] Time Limit Stipulation For District Magistrates To Deliver Possession Of Secured Asset Is Not Mandatory: Supreme Court [Read Judgment]

Both Parties In Maintenance Cases Shall File Affidavit of Disclosure of Assets and Liabilities: Supreme Court [Read Judgment]