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India’s Supreme Court on Thursday referred a decision to lift a centuries-old ban on women of menstruating age entering a Hindu temple to a larger bench of judges, delaying
India has granted the country’s beleaguered telecom giants a moratorium on spectrum payments until the end of March 2022, offering much-needed respite after the Supreme Court
Chief Justice Asif Saeed Khosa did not issue any directions to the special court other than judicial directions given by the relevant branches of the Supreme Court registry in Pervez Musharraf high treason case, stated the apex court, on Tuesday.
The Supreme Court’s verdict in the Maratha reservation case is in keeping with its restrictive approach towards affirmative action. In the judgment delivered last week, the court struck down the 2018 Maharashtra law providing reservation for the Marathas in educational
For now, it’s a progressive move by Pope Francis to let civilian courts try cardinals and bishops who have defaulted (“Pope allows Vatican courts to try cardinals and bishops,” April 30, Gulf Today).
Three sensitive issues on which Prime Minister Narendra Modi pushed controversial laws through Parliament are caught in messy situations. The issues are farm sector reforms, citizenship norms and status of Jammu and Kashmir.
South Korea’s top court on Thursday upheld a suspended jail term for the chairman of retail giant Lotte Group over a sprawling corruption scandal that brought down former president Park Geun-hye.
The Supreme Court of India will examine the constitutional validity of the amended anti-terror law under which individuals can be declared as terrorists and their properties seized.
Britain’s Supreme Court will hear a third and final day of legal arguments on Thursday over whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully when he suspended parliament in the run-up to Brexit.
The unanimous, strongly worded Supreme Court judgment declared the order to suspend Parliament "void and of no effect." The court found Johnson acted to limit debate on Brexit in violation of Parliament's constitutional role.
