Supreme Court of India
14,826 judgments
KHODIYAAR ROLLING MILLS v. PASCHIM GUJARAT VIJ COMPANY LTD
The Supreme Court set aside an ex-parte decree in a recovery suit due to the appellant's bona fide deposit despite delay, directing expeditious trial of the restored suit.
D. Eswara Naidu & Ors. v. The Special Deputy Collector (L.A)
The Supreme Court allowed appeals to enhance compensation for trees acquired under land acquisition, ensuring parity with similarly situated persons but denied interest for delay.
D. Eswara Naidu & Ors v. The Special Deputy Collector (L.A)
The Supreme Court enhanced compensation for pomegranate trees in land acquisition cases, denied interest for delay, and allowed appellants to seek similar relief for lemon trees, emphasizing non-discrimination among similarly situated claimants.
D. Eswara Naidu & Ors v. The Special Deputy Collector (L.A)
The Supreme Court enhanced compensation for lemon and pomegranate trees acquired under the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, ensuring parity with similarly situated persons while denying interest for delay.
NILESH MANSUKHLAL PATEL v. MUKESH MANSUKHLAL KOHTARI
The Supreme Court disposed of civil appeals by recording the parties' settlement and modifying the impugned High Court order accordingly.
Shrikant Mishra v. State of Uttar Pradesh
The Supreme Court granted bail to a life-convict appellant during the pendency of his appeal, considering the substantial period already spent in custody and subject to rigorous conditions.
Shrikant Mishra v. State of Uttar Pradesh
The Supreme Court granted bail to a life-convict appellant during the pendency of his appeal after he had served over 11 years in jail, subject to rigorous conditions by the trial court.
D. Eswara Naidu & Ors v. The Special Deputy Collector (L.A)
The Supreme Court allowed enhancement of compensation for trees acquired under the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, aligning rates with similarly situated persons but denied interest for delay in claiming the enhanced amount.
D. Eswara Naidu & Ors v. The Special Deputy Collector (L.A)
The Supreme Court enhanced compensation for trees on acquired land to ensure uniformity among similarly situated persons, allowing appeals but denying interest for delay.
SHRI RAM MURTI SINGH v. BRIJESH SINGH
The Supreme Court set aside the High Court’s bail order in a serious murder case due to improper application of mind and ongoing trial, emphasizing denial of bail where prima facie evidence and risk of witness tampering exist.
RAM RAJ CHAURASIA v. SHARDA DEVI
The Supreme Court dismissed the tenant's appeal against eviction on the ground of landlord's bona fide requirement for reconstruction, directing the tenant to seek remedies available under law.
RAM RAJ CHAURASIA v. SHARDA DEVI
The Supreme Court dismissed the tenant's appeal against eviction on the ground of landlord's requirement for reconstruction, holding that remedies lie under law and unsubstantiated collusion allegations do not invalidate eviction.
Paritosh Kumar v. State of Jharkhand
The Supreme Court held that disciplinary authorities may reconsider only the quantum of punishment if found harsh, without reopening proceedings, ensuring punishment complies with constitutional protections.
Mallanna v. State of Karnataka
The Supreme Court upheld the conviction of Accused No. 1 under IPC and SC/ST Act while acquitting the other accused based on the complainant's affidavit seeking compounding and the evidence on record.
Thangela Narendra @ Chinnu v. The State of Karnataka
The Supreme Court granted bail to appellants accused under dowry death and cruelty charges after investigation completion, setting aside the High Court's refusal.
Thangela Narendra @ Chinnu v. State of Karnataka
The Supreme Court allowed bail to appellants accused under dowry-related offences after completion of investigation and substantial custody, subject to cooperation with trial.
Mallanna & Ors v. State of Karnataka & Anr
The Supreme Court upheld the principal accused's conviction under IPC and SC/ST Act but acquitted co-accused based on the complainant's affidavit and changed circumstances, limiting the sentence to time already served.
Sudhir Kumar Tyagi & Ors. v. Supreme Court of India & Ors.
The Delhi High Court held that candidates on a Supreme Court recruitment panel do not have a vested right to appointment beyond the panel's validity, affirming the Chief Justice of India's exclusive administrative authority over appointments.
Vijay Pullarwar & Ors. v. Shri Hanuman Deosthan
The Supreme Court held that the suit property was not registered as trust property, the suit was not maintainable without Charity Commissioner's consent, and dismissed the possession suit filed by the public trust.
Vijay Pullarwar v. Shri Hanuman Deosthan
The Supreme Court held that the suit property was not registered as trust property and dismissed the possession suit filed by the public trust, affirming the finality of Charity Commissioner's decisions under the Bombay Public Trusts Act.