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LT-JUNE-2026www.lawteller.com/subscriptionCOVER STORIES• Constitution bench judgment, binding on all courts• Financial b...
07/06/2026

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COVER STORIES
• Constitution bench judgment, binding on all courts
• Financial burden, no ground to deny land acquisition relief
• Once an award attains finality, it operates as a money decree
• Section 139 mandates presumption of a legally enforceable debt
• Once the inquiry stands vitiated, the consequential order cannot be sustained
• Homebuyers cannot be forced to accept possession, without an occupancy certificate

23/05/2026

SC: Practice discouraged of directly approaching the High Court for pre-arrest bail under Section 482 of the BharatiyaNagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (formerly Section 438 CrPC), without first seeking remedy before the Sessions Court.

Mohammed Rasal C. & Anr. Vs. State of Kerala & Anr., Petition for Special Leave to Appeal (Crl.) No. 6588 of 2025

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21/05/2026

SC: Condition imposed in an anticipatory bail order that petitioner must be taken into custody upon submission of charge-sheet is improper; Trial Court should independently consider the matter upon petitioner’s appearance.

Ritesh Kumar Vs. The State of Bihar, Petition for Special Leave to Appeal (Crl.) No. 16184 of 2024.

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SC: If the first FIR is registered in respect of offence under the general law but if the subsequent FIRs now clubbed ar...
17/05/2026

SC: If the first FIR is registered in respect of offence under the general law but if the subsequent FIRs now clubbed are registered in connection with the special law or registered also in connection with the special law, the same after clubbing must be tried under the special law by the Special Court(s) – Subsequent FIRs in each State shall be treated as statements under Section 161 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.

Ravinder Singh Sidhu Vs. State of Punjab & Ors., Writ Petition (Crl.) No. 394 of 2024.

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SC: In a partition suit, co-sharers utilizing a portion of the joint property are liable to render accounts or contribut...
17/05/2026

SC: In a partition suit, co-sharers utilizing a portion of the joint property are liable to render accounts or contribute rent if they are in possession of more than their share, unless determined otherwise by the Court during the final decree proceedings.

Rajinder Kaur (Deceased) Through Legal Heirs Usha Vs. Gurbhajan Kaur (Deceased)Through LRs Upinder Kaur & Ors., Civil Appeal Nos. 7946-7947 of 2024.

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SC: Re-trial of criminal cases is an exceptional remedy and should not be resorted to merely to rectify procedural laps...
17/05/2026

SC: Re-trial of criminal cases is an exceptional remedy and should not be resorted to merely to rectify procedural lapses. Proper adherence to legal procedures for converting electronic evidence and handling contraband evidence is essential.

Kailas Vs. The State of Maharashtra, Criminal Appeal No. 4041 of 2025.

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SC: Condonation of delay merely to protect public interest is not a valid ground if delay is due to State negligence - ...
17/05/2026

SC: Condonation of delay merely to protect public interest is not a valid ground if delay is due to State negligence - Public interest is better served by enforcing limitation strictly to promote accountability and timely action.

Shivamma (D) by LRs. Vs. Karnataka Housing Board &Ors., Civil Appeal No. 11794 of 2025.

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SC: The right of private defence is a fundamental human instinct recognized by law, and it should not be construed narro...
16/05/2026

SC: The right of private defence is a fundamental human instinct recognized by law, and it should not be construed narrowly or pedantically. In assessing whether the right of private defence was exceeded, the situation must be judged from the subjective perspective of the accused, considering the surrounding circumstances, rather than through detached objectivity.

Rakesh Dutt Sharma Vs. State of Uttarakhand, Criminal Appeal No. 1461 of 2012.

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SC: An order of transfer of trial is not to be passed as a matter of routine and more particularly on the plea of lack o...
16/05/2026

SC: An order of transfer of trial is not to be passed as a matter of routine and more particularly on the plea of lack of territorial jurisdiction of the Court to try the offence under Section 138 of the N.I. Act.

M/s Shri Sendhur Agro & Oil Industries Vs. Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd., Transfer Petition (Crl.) No. 608 of 2024.

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