Supreme Court Daily Round-Up : May 12, 2026
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12 May 2026 10:40 PM IST
Links to reports of May 12 :Frictionless Relationship Between Bar & Bench Furthers Purpose Of Justice : Supreme CourtAbsence of Eyewitness Not Fatal If Surrounding Circumstances Establish Guilt: Supreme Court Upholds Murder ConvictionCJI Forms 'Judicial Infrastructure Advisory Committee' To Submit Roadmap For Court ModernisationSupreme Court Summons Ernakulam Asst Police Commissioner...
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Links to reports of May 12 :
- Frictionless Relationship Between Bar & Bench Furthers Purpose Of Justice : Supreme Court
- Absence of Eyewitness Not Fatal If Surrounding Circumstances Establish Guilt: Supreme Court Upholds Murder Conviction
- CJI Forms 'Judicial Infrastructure Advisory Committee' To Submit Roadmap For Court Modernisation
- Supreme Court Summons Ernakulam Asst Police Commissioner Over Failure To Register FIR On Complaint
- Majoritarian Notions Will Prevail If 'Morality' In Articles 25/26 Is Read As 'Public Morality : Raju Ramachandran In Sabarimala Reference
- Supreme Court Directs Rajasthan Govt To Include Rajasthani Language As Subject In All Govt And Private Schools
- TVK MLA Moves Supreme Court Against Madras High Court Order Barring Him From Voting In Tamil Nadu Floor Test
- Supreme Court Collegium Recommends Appointment Of 9 Advocates As Calcutta High Court Judges
- 'Quick Justice Sine Qua Non Of Art 21' : Supreme Court Quashes 35-Year-Old Simple Hurt Case For Violation Of Speedy Trial Right
- S.167 B(2) IT Act | Fixed Share Given To Member Of 'Association Of Persons' Regardless Of Profit Will Be Taxed As Income : Supreme Court
- Supreme Court Seeks Data From Allahabad High Court On Pending Criminal Cases, Undetrial Custody In UP
- Wife's Pursuit Of Career Can't Be Branded Cruelty Just Because It Hurt Husband's Sentiments : Supreme Court
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