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    Juvenile Tried As Adult: Supreme Court On Conviction | The Legal Observer

    Supreme Court holds juvenile trial by regular court does not vitiate conviction on merits, but sentence cannot operate under the JJ Act. Juvenile Justice Act...

    Composite Appeal Against Common Judgment Maintainable | The Legal Observer

    Supreme Court holds composite appeal maintainable against a common judgment in suits filed by the same plaintiff, setting aside Karnataka High Court ruling. The Supreme...

    SC Allows Post-Award Section 9 Relief in Cases

    Supreme Court rules unsuccessful parties can seek post-award Section 9 relief in exceptional cases to preserve challenges under Section 34. The Supreme Court has clarified...

    SC: ₹10 Lakh For Shaurya Chakra Widow | The Legal Observer

    Supreme Court grants ₹10 lakh to a Shaurya Chakra awardee’s widow, extending extraordinary family pension benefits from her husband’s death in 2000.Recognising the exceptional...

    Allahabad HC ₹25 Lakh Compensation For 2 Sisters | The Legal Observer

    Allahabad High Court case involving two sisters, religious conversion and alleged illegal confinement raises key questions on personal liberty and autonomy. The case puts the...

    Asia Sugar Case: Supreme Court Examines KST Act Exemption | The Legal Observer

    Asia Sugar case: Supreme Court examines tax exemption under Section 8 of the Karnataka Sales Tax Act, 1957, concerning goods listed in the Fifth...

    SC Directs NEET UG 2026 Students to Delhi HC | The Legal Observer

    The Supreme Court declined to hear a plea by six NEET UG 2026 candidates over alleged OMR sheet discrepancies and directed them to approach...

    SC Refuses Mahua Moitra’s Virtual Appearance Plea | The Legal Observer

    The Supreme Court refused to entertain TMC MP Mahua Moitra's plea seeking virtual appearance before police, observing that freedom fighters faced bullets while public...

    Technology Has Democratised Legal Profession: CJI

    Chief Justice of India Surya Kant said technology has democratised the legal profession by improving access to legal resources and making justice delivery more...

    Technology in Courts Must Improve Fairness: Justice Patel | The Legal Observer

    Justice Abha Nayar Patel of the Zambia Supreme Court said technology should be adopted in courts only if it enhances fairness and improves access...