Allahabad High Court
Understanding Of Law At An All-Time Low: Allahabad High Court Rejects PIL Seeking Recall Of Murder Convict's Bail, Imposes ₹50K Cost
The Allahabad High Court last week dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) plea that sought a direction to the police and the State of UP to recall a Division Bench's orders granting bail and suspending the sentence of a murder convict. Strangely, the PIL plea also prayed that the appeal pending before the High Court be sent to the MP/MLA Court, which the Court noted is essentially...
Professional Fee Paid By Accused-Client Is Not 'Proceeds Of Crime' Unless Advocate Himself Is Complicit: Allahabad High Court
An Advocate could be defending an accused who is indeed involved in a big scam or fraud but when fee is remitted by such an accused to his learned Counsel in account the money cannot be said to be proceeds of crime, High Court said.
Allahabad High Court Stays Arrest Of Man Accused Of Hurting Sentiments By Throwing Liquor Bottle Into Mosque In Inebriated State
The Allahabad High Court on Monday granted interim protection from arrest to a man who is facing an FIR for allegedly throwing a liquor bottle into a mosque and thereby hurting religious sentiments.Granting him protection, a bench of Justice JJ Munir and Justice Achal Sachdev remarked, prima facie, that because the petitioner was in an inebriated condition, he could not have intended to...
Period Of Limitation For Execution Of Partition Decrees Is Independent Of Engrossment: Allahabad High Court
The Allahabad High Court has held that the period of limitation for execution of a partition decree is independent of it's engrossment. It also held that stamp duty on engrossment of the partition decree is different and operates in a different field from court fees payable on execution or appellate proceedings. “As to when would such right to apply for engrossment of a final decree on...
Order Asking Alleged Contemnor To Explain Why Charges Shouldn't Be Framed Not Appealable Under Contempt Act: Allahabad High Court
The Allahabad High Court has held that an appeal under Section 19(1)(a) of the Contempt of Courts Act, 1971 is not maintainable against an order merely directing an alleged contemnor to appear and explain why contempt charges should not be framed. The Court, however, clarified that the aggrieved party is not left remediless and may avail the remedy of a Letters Patent Appeal.A contempt...
Educated Wife Not Earning Sufficient Income Entitled To Maintenance; Parents' Property Or Pension Does Not Count: Allahabad High Court
The Allahabad High Court has observed that the mere fact that a wife is educated cannot disentitle her from claiming maintenance under Section 125 CrPC when there is no evidence that she is actually earning sufficient income. A bench of Justice Garima Prashad further observed that the pension or properties of the wife's parents cannot be treated as the independent income of the wife...
LiveLaw Allahabad High Court Weekly Round-Up: June 22 - June 28, 2026
NOMINAL INDEX Kuntesh vs State of UP 2026 LiveLaw (AB) 328 Lila and another vs State of U.P 2026 LiveLaw (AB) 329 Chandra Shekhar Nishad vs Union of India Through Cabinet Secy.Central Sectt.New Delhi 2026 LiveLaw (AB) 330 M/S Shri Rk Cold Storage And General Mils And 3 Others vs State of UP and 4 others 2026 LiveLaw (AB) 331 Dr. Tapas Kumar Das v. Harish Chandra...
Sunday 6 AM Hearing: Allahabad High Court Provisionally Allows Candidate To Write APO Mains Exam After Technical Rejection By UPPSC
In a special sitting on Sunday (June 28) at 6:00 AM, the Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) passed an interim order provisionally permitting a candidate to appear in the Assistant Prosecution Officer (APO) 2025 Mains Examination scheduled just 3 hours later, at 9:00 A.M. The matter was taken up at the residence of Justice Amitabh Kumar Rai, pursuant to an administrative order passed...
Parents Supporting Wife During Distress Doesn't Absolve Husband Of Duty To Pay Maintenance: Allahabad High Court
The Allahabad High Court has observed that a wife cannot be denied maintenance from her husband under Section 125 CrPC merely because her parents support her financially during times of distress. A bench of Justice Garima Prashad added that the income of the wife's parents cannot be treated as the income of the wife, and parental assistance is not a substitute for the legal obligation...
Welfare Scheme House Allotment To Wife Doesn't Disentitle Her From Claiming Maintenance U/S 125 CrPC: Allahabad High Court
The Allahabad High Court has recently observed that allotment of a residential house to a woman under a welfare scheme cannot be treated as a source of livelihood, disentitling her from claiming maintenance from her husband under Section 125 CrPC. A bench of Justice Garima Prashad also added that a husband cannot avoid his statutory obligation to maintain his wife merely by asserting that...
