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Supreme Court Landmark Ruling: Permanent Alimony and Home Ownership Rights for Divorced Women

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Trending Today Supreme Court Landmark Ruling: Permanent Alimony and Home Ownership Rights for Divorced Women Supreme Court Landmark Alimony Verdict Redefines Dignity and Rights of Divorced Women in India Supreme Court Empowers Victims: Right to Appeal Acquittals Confirmed The Fodder Scam Redux: Supreme Court Revives Corruption Trials in Bihar Ahead of Elections Why the Supreme Court Revoked Bail for Ex-Karnataka Minister Vinay Kulkarni in Murder Case INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT ECONOMIC LAW PRACTICE Supreme Court Cancels Bail of Congress MLA Vinay Kulkarni in BJP Worker Yogesh Gowda Murder Case Over Witness Tampering INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT THE CASE LAW Allahabad High Court Grants Relief to BBC Journalist in Mosque Demolition FIR and Passport NOC Case JOB OPPORTUNITY AT LEXLEGIS.AI, DELHI Supreme Court Landmark Ruling: Permanent Alimony and Home Ownership Rights for Divorced Women Kashish jahan 10 June 2025 Supreme Court of India orders permanent alimony and home ownership rights for divorced women, enhancing financial security and gender justice. Learn about this landmark ruling and its impact on divorce settlements. A New Dawn for Divorced Women’s Financial Security For many divorced women in India, life after separation can be challenging—facing financial insecurity, social stigma, and the daunting task of rebuilding their lives. Recently, the Supreme Court of India delivered a landmark ruling that promises a brighter future for divorced women by ensuring permanent alimony and granting home ownership rights. Supreme Court’s Groundbreaking Alimony and Property Order The case involved a woman who was initially awarded a modest monthly alimony of ₹20,000 by the Calcutta High Court. Considering her ex-husband’s substantial monthly income of ₹4 lakh and her lack of income or property, the Supreme Court found the alimony insufficient. The apex court increased the monthly alimony to ₹50,000 and ordered a 5% increment every two years to adjust for inflation. More importantly, the Court directed the transfer of the family home’s ownership to her name, recognizing the need for tangible security beyond monthly payments. Why This Ruling is Revolutionary for Divorced Women This verdict acknowledges the often overlooked sacrifices homemakers make, such as quitting jobs or sacrificing career growth to manage households. By granting both permanent alimony and home ownership, the Supreme Court has empowered divorced women with financial stability and dignity. Impact on Gender Justice and Future Divorce Settlements This ruling marks a significant step forward in gender justice, setting a powerful precedent for future cases. Courts are encouraged to consider the real-life impact of their decisions and provide divorced women with more than just temporary financial aid—helping them truly thrive post-divorce. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Sada Law. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* Case Laws Why the Supreme Court Revoked Bail for Ex-Karnataka Minister Vinay Kulkarni in Murder Case Why the Supreme Court Revoked Bail for Ex-Karnataka Minister Vinay Kulkarni in Murder Case Sada Law • June 10, 2025 • Case law, Live cases • No Comments Supreme Court Judgment on Arbitration Appeals: Limits on Remand and Emphasis on Efficiency in Bombay Slum Redevelopment Case (2024) Supreme Court Judgment on Arbitration Appeals: Limits on Remand and Emphasis on Efficiency in Bombay Slum Redevelopment Case (2024) Sada Law • June 9, 2025 • Case law • No Comments Supreme Court Affirms Divorced Muslim Women Can Claim Maintenance Under Section 125 CrPC Despite 1986 Act Supreme Court Affirms Divorced Muslim Women Can Claim Maintenance Under Section 125 CrPC Despite 1986 Act Sada Law • June 9, 2025 • Case law • No Comments 1 2 3 … 5 Next »

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Supreme Court Landmark Alimony Verdict Redefines Dignity and Rights of Divorced Women in India

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Trending Today Supreme Court Landmark Alimony Verdict Redefines Dignity and Rights of Divorced Women in India Supreme Court Empowers Victims: Right to Appeal Acquittals Confirmed The Fodder Scam Redux: Supreme Court Revives Corruption Trials in Bihar Ahead of Elections Why the Supreme Court Revoked Bail for Ex-Karnataka Minister Vinay Kulkarni in Murder Case INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT ECONOMIC LAW PRACTICE Supreme Court Cancels Bail of Congress MLA Vinay Kulkarni in BJP Worker Yogesh Gowda Murder Case Over Witness Tampering INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT THE CASE LAW Allahabad High Court Grants Relief to BBC Journalist in Mosque Demolition FIR and Passport NOC Case JOB OPPORTUNITY AT LEXLEGIS.AI, DELHI Supreme Court Urges Indian Railways to Adopt Technology for Preventing Cargo Weight Disputes Supreme Court Landmark Alimony Verdict Redefines Dignity and Rights of Divorced Women in India Kashish jahan 10 June 2025 Discover how the Supreme Court of India’s landmark alimony verdict in India redefines divorced women’s rights by ensuring dignity, property ownership, and inflation-adjusted maintenance. Introduction: More Than Money — Alimony as a Matter of Dignity For decades, the question of what a separated woman truly deserves after divorce has sparked debate in Indian courts. Recently, the Supreme Court delivered a landmark alimony verdict that goes beyond financial survival—establishing maintenance as a right to live with dignity. The Case: Long-Term Separation and Legal Limbo In this groundbreaking case, a woman separated from her husband for over twenty years found herself without a stable income or home. While the marriage had ended years ago, the financial and emotional burden remained, with her former husband retaining assets they had once built together. Supreme Court’s Historic Judgment on Alimony and Property Rights The Supreme Court awarded the woman ₹50,000 monthly alimony with a 5% increase every two years to address inflation. More notably, the court directed the transfer of ownership of a house to her—a rare and significant decision in Indian alimony cases. Recognizing Homemakers’ Contributions The court emphasized that homemakers, who sacrifice their careers and financial independence, are often overlooked in legal discussions. This verdict acknowledges their sacrifices and calls for post-divorce arrangements that fairly compensate for these contributions. Inflation-Protected Maintenance: A Progressive Approach By including periodic hikes in alimony payments, the Supreme Court recognized the reality of rising living expenses. This ensures that maintenance payments do not lose value over time, providing ongoing financial security. Why This Verdict Matters: Setting a New Precedent for Divorce Rights in India This judgment sets a powerful precedent, affirming that alimony is not just about monthly payments but about rebuilding lives after divorce. It could become a benchmark in protecting the rights and dignity of many women who leave broken marriages with limited support. Conclusion: Redefining Marital Rights and Responsibilities in India As India continues to evolve its legal stance on divorce and spousal support, this Supreme Court ruling highlights the importance of dignity, fairness, and recognition of homemakers’ sacrifices in alimony cases. It signals a positive shift toward more equitable treatment of divorced women. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Sada Law. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* Case Laws Why the Supreme Court Revoked Bail for Ex-Karnataka Minister Vinay Kulkarni in Murder Case Why the Supreme Court Revoked Bail for Ex-Karnataka Minister Vinay Kulkarni in Murder Case Sada Law • June 10, 2025 • Case law, Live cases • No Comments Supreme Court Judgment on Arbitration Appeals: Limits on Remand and Emphasis on Efficiency in Bombay Slum Redevelopment Case (2024) Supreme Court Judgment on Arbitration Appeals: Limits on Remand and Emphasis on Efficiency in Bombay Slum Redevelopment Case (2024) Sada Law • June 9, 2025 • Case law • No Comments Supreme Court Affirms Divorced Muslim Women Can Claim Maintenance Under Section 125 CrPC Despite 1986 Act Supreme Court Affirms Divorced Muslim Women Can Claim Maintenance Under Section 125 CrPC Despite 1986 Act Sada Law • June 9, 2025 • Case law • No Comments 1 2 3 … 5 Next »

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Supreme Court Empowers Victims: Right to Appeal Acquittals Confirmed

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Trending Today Supreme Court Empowers Victims: Right to Appeal Acquittals Confirmed The Fodder Scam Redux: Supreme Court Revives Corruption Trials in Bihar Ahead of Elections Why the Supreme Court Revoked Bail for Ex-Karnataka Minister Vinay Kulkarni in Murder Case INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT ECONOMIC LAW PRACTICE Supreme Court Cancels Bail of Congress MLA Vinay Kulkarni in BJP Worker Yogesh Gowda Murder Case Over Witness Tampering INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT THE CASE LAW Allahabad High Court Grants Relief to BBC Journalist in Mosque Demolition FIR and Passport NOC Case JOB OPPORTUNITY AT LEXLEGIS.AI, DELHI Supreme Court Urges Indian Railways to Adopt Technology for Preventing Cargo Weight Disputes INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT LAW OFFICES OF PANKAJ ANIL ARORA Supreme Court Empowers Victims: Right to Appeal Acquittals Confirmed Kashish jahan 10 june 2025 The Supreme Court of India confirms that crime victims have the legal right to appeal acquittals. This landmark judgment empowers victims to seek justice independently of state prosecutors and strengthens the Indian legal system. Introduction: A Landmark Moment for Victims’ Rights in India For far too long, crime victims in India have felt sidelined by the justice system—especially in cases where trial courts acquitted the accused. Without a clear right to appeal, many victims were left without recourse. But in a powerful new ruling, the Supreme Court has confirmed that victims can now appeal acquittals, even without state intervention. Supreme Court’s Judgment: Giving Victims a Legal Voice The Legal Background Since a 2009 amendment to the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), the right of victims to challenge acquittals has existed in theory. However, it was rarely enforced consistently across courts, leaving a gap in victims’ access to justice. Now, the Supreme Court has clarified that victims of crime have a constitutionally backed right to appeal acquittals, solidifying their role in criminal proceedings.   Why This Ruling Matters: Strengthening the Justice System 1. Empowering Victims to Seek Justice This ruling marks a turning point by recognizing victims as active participants in the legal process, not just passive observers. It ensures they have the power to contest judicial outcomes they believe are unjust. 2. Independent of State Prosecution Victims no longer need to rely solely on the state’s prosecution to challenge acquittals. They can now file appeals independently—bringing more balance and accountability to the judicial process. 3. Checks Against Miscarriages of Justice By allowing victims to appeal, the court adds another layer of checks and balances in the system. This is crucial in cases where acquittals may result from flawed trials, weak prosecution, or judicial oversight. Broader Impact: Shaping a More Equitable Legal System This landmark judgment is part of a broader evolution in India’s legal framework. The Supreme Court is sending a strong message that justice is not a privilege—it’s a right. From empowering women and curbing political interference, to reinforcing anti-corruption efforts and upholding victims’ rights, the judiciary is actively reshaping the landscape of Indian law to reflect dignity, equality, and fairness. Conclusion: A New Era of Justice for Victims The Supreme Court’s recognition of victims’ right to appeal acquittals is more than a legal reform—it’s a step toward restoring faith in the justice system. For countless victims, this ruling offers renewed hope for closure and accountability. Justice in India is becoming more inclusive, responsive, and compassionate—and this ruling is a clear sign of progress.   Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Sada Law. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* Case Laws Why the Supreme Court Revoked Bail for Ex-Karnataka Minister Vinay Kulkarni in Murder Case Why the Supreme Court Revoked Bail for Ex-Karnataka Minister Vinay Kulkarni in Murder Case Sada Law • June 10, 2025 • Case law, Live cases • No Comments Supreme Court Judgment on Arbitration Appeals: Limits on Remand and Emphasis on Efficiency in Bombay Slum Redevelopment Case (2024) Supreme Court Judgment on Arbitration Appeals: Limits on Remand and Emphasis on Efficiency in Bombay Slum Redevelopment Case (2024) Sada Law • June 9, 2025 • Case law • No Comments Supreme Court Affirms Divorced Muslim Women Can Claim Maintenance Under Section 125 CrPC Despite 1986 Act Supreme Court Affirms Divorced Muslim Women Can Claim Maintenance Under Section 125 CrPC Despite 1986 Act Sada Law • June 9, 2025 • Case law • No Comments 1 2 3 … 5 Next »

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The Fodder Scam Redux: Supreme Court Revives Corruption Trials in Bihar Ahead of Elections

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Trending Today The Fodder Scam Redux: Supreme Court Revives Corruption Trials in Bihar Ahead of Elections Why the Supreme Court Revoked Bail for Ex-Karnataka Minister Vinay Kulkarni in Murder Case INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT ECONOMIC LAW PRACTICE Supreme Court Cancels Bail of Congress MLA Vinay Kulkarni in BJP Worker Yogesh Gowda Murder Case Over Witness Tampering INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT THE CASE LAW Allahabad High Court Grants Relief to BBC Journalist in Mosque Demolition FIR and Passport NOC Case JOB OPPORTUNITY AT LEXLEGIS.AI, DELHI Supreme Court Urges Indian Railways to Adopt Technology for Preventing Cargo Weight Disputes INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT LAW OFFICES OF PANKAJ ANIL ARORA Manipur Unrest Escalates: Curfew Imposed, Internet Shutdown Amid Arambai Tenggol Protests The Fodder Scam Redux: Supreme Court Revives Corruption Trials in Bihar Ahead of Elections Kashish jahan 10 june 2025 Supreme Court revives Bihar fodder scam trials, reinforcing India’s fight against corruption ahead of assembly elections. Learn how this ruling impacts political accountability and legal proceedings. Introduction: The Long Shadow of the Bihar Fodder Scam The Bihar fodder scam remains one of the most infamous corruption cases in Indian political history. Originating in the 1990s, this massive embezzlement of public funds rocked the foundations of governance in Bihar. Key political figures like former Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav and his wife, Rabri Devi, were convicted in some cases, but many others were dismissed due to legal technicalities. Supreme Court’s Landmark Decision on the Fodder Scam Recently, the Supreme Court of India revived these dormant corruption cases, refusing to merge multiple charges into a single trial. The Court clarified that each illegal withdrawal of public money constitutes a separate crime that warrants individual trials. This ruling signals the possibility of fresh scrutiny and new convictions for Lalu Prasad Yadav and others involved. Why This Ruling Matters Ahead of Bihar Assembly Elections With the Bihar assembly elections on the horizon, the timing of the Supreme Court’s decision is critical. This judgment underscores the judiciary’s commitment to ensuring political accountability and combating corruption at all levels, irrespective of the political influence wielded by the accused. Strengthening India’s Fight Against Corruption The Supreme Court’s verdict is not just about the fodder scam or Bihar politics. It represents a broader effort to restore public confidence in the legal system and reinforce India’s ongoing anti-corruption fight. By upholding strict legal scrutiny, the judiciary sends a powerful message that corruption will not be tolerated. Conclusion: The Future of Corruption Trials in Bihar The revival of the fodder scam cases marks a crucial chapter in India’s battle against corruption. As fresh trials move forward, the spotlight remains on how justice will be served and political integrity upheld. For Bihar and the nation, this ruling could pave the way for greater transparency and governance reforms. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Sada Law. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* Case Laws Why the Supreme Court Revoked Bail for Ex-Karnataka Minister Vinay Kulkarni in Murder Case Why the Supreme Court Revoked Bail for Ex-Karnataka Minister Vinay Kulkarni in Murder Case Sada Law • June 10, 2025 • Case law, Live cases • No Comments Supreme Court Judgment on Arbitration Appeals: Limits on Remand and Emphasis on Efficiency in Bombay Slum Redevelopment Case (2024) Supreme Court Judgment on Arbitration Appeals: Limits on Remand and Emphasis on Efficiency in Bombay Slum Redevelopment Case (2024) Sada Law • June 9, 2025 • Case law • No Comments Supreme Court Affirms Divorced Muslim Women Can Claim Maintenance Under Section 125 CrPC Despite 1986 Act Supreme Court Affirms Divorced Muslim Women Can Claim Maintenance Under Section 125 CrPC Despite 1986 Act Sada Law • June 9, 2025 • Case law • No Comments 1 2 3 … 5 Next »

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Why the Supreme Court Revoked Bail for Ex-Karnataka Minister Vinay Kulkarni in Murder Case

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Trending Today Why the Supreme Court Revoked Bail for Ex-Karnataka Minister Vinay Kulkarni in Murder Case INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT ECONOMIC LAW PRACTICE Supreme Court Cancels Bail of Congress MLA Vinay Kulkarni in BJP Worker Yogesh Gowda Murder Case Over Witness Tampering INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT THE CASE LAW Allahabad High Court Grants Relief to BBC Journalist in Mosque Demolition FIR and Passport NOC Case JOB OPPORTUNITY AT LEXLEGIS.AI, DELHI Supreme Court Urges Indian Railways to Adopt Technology for Preventing Cargo Weight Disputes INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT LAW OFFICES OF PANKAJ ANIL ARORA Manipur Unrest Escalates: Curfew Imposed, Internet Shutdown Amid Arambai Tenggol Protests INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT PUTHRAN & ASSOCIATES Why the Supreme Court Revoked Bail for Ex-Karnataka Minister Vinay Kulkarni in Murder Case Kashish Jahan 10 June 2025 The Supreme Court has canceled bail for former Karnataka minister Vinay Kulkarni in the 2016 Yogeshgowdar murder case. Learn why the court took this serious step and what it means for justice in India. Supreme Court Cancels Vinay Kulkarni’s Bail in High-Profile Murder Case Former Karnataka Congress minister Vinay Kulkarni is once again at the center of national attention—but this time, for all the wrong reasons. Accused in the 2016 murder of BJP leader Yogeshgowdar, Kulkarni had been out on bail since 2021. However, in a dramatic legal turn, the Supreme Court of India revoked his bail, ordering him to surrender within 30 days. Background of the Yogeshgowdar Murder Case Who Was Yogeshgowdar? Yogeshgowdar was a prominent Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader in Karnataka whose murder in 2016 sent shockwaves through the political landscape. Investigators later linked Vinay Kulkarni, a former Congress MLA and minister, to the crime, marking the start of a complex legal battle. Why the Supreme Court Granted Bail in 2021 When Kulkarni was granted bail in 2021, it came with strict conditions: No contact with witnesses No tampering with evidence Mandatory cooperation with investigating authorities These bail conditions were meant to ensure a fair trial and prevent political interference in the judicial process. CBI Investigation Reveals Witness Tampering Despite the court’s conditions, a recent investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) uncovered attempts by Kulkarni or his close associates to influence key witnesses. This serious violation raised alarms within the judicial system. Supreme Court’s Strong Message: No One is Above the Law The Supreme Court responded decisively, revoking the bail and stating that no political influence or power can override the rule of law. The order to surrender within 30 days emphasizes the judiciary’s commitment to justice and witness protection in high-profile cases. What This Means for India’s Judicial System This case highlights a critical point: the Indian legal system is willing to take bold steps against even the most powerful individuals. The Court’s action reinforces trust in the system and ensures that due process is followed—without manipulation or delay. Conclusion Vinay Kulkarni’s bail revocation isn’t just a legal update—it’s a statement. In a country where political connections often blur the lines of accountability, this move by the Supreme Court of India is a powerful reminder that justice must prevail, regardless of influence or status. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Sada Law. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* Case Laws Why the Supreme Court Revoked Bail for Ex-Karnataka Minister Vinay Kulkarni in Murder Case Why the Supreme Court Revoked Bail for Ex-Karnataka Minister Vinay Kulkarni in Murder Case Sada Law • June 10, 2025 • Case law, Live cases • No Comments Supreme Court Judgment on Arbitration Appeals: Limits on Remand and Emphasis on Efficiency in Bombay Slum Redevelopment Case (2024) Supreme Court Judgment on Arbitration Appeals: Limits on Remand and Emphasis on Efficiency in Bombay Slum Redevelopment Case (2024) Sada Law • June 9, 2025 • Case law • No Comments Supreme Court Affirms Divorced Muslim Women Can Claim Maintenance Under Section 125 CrPC Despite 1986 Act Supreme Court Affirms Divorced Muslim Women Can Claim Maintenance Under Section 125 CrPC Despite 1986 Act Sada Law • June 9, 2025 • Case law • No Comments 1 2 3 … 5 Next »

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INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT ECONOMIC LAW PRACTICE Sweta Kumari About Economic Law Practice Set up in 2001 with the aim of bringing together a diverse set of professionals to deliver effective solutions for clients, Economic Laws Practice (ELP) is today a leading full-service law firm in India with offices in Mumbai, New Delhi, Pune, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, GIFT City and Chennai. With 200+ qualified professionals, they assist clients on transactional, advisory, litigation, regulatory, trade, competition and tax matters. Ranked amongst the top ten law firms in India (RSG Report 2019), ELP is recognized as a top-tier firm by Chambers Global, Legal 500, IFLR 1000 and AsiaLaw Profiles. About Economic Law Practice Internship Applications for ELP internships are open around the year. Eligibility Criteria Law students (including LLM students) are eligible for the Economic Law Practice internship. Areas of Practice The Firm’s areas of practice include: Banking & Finance Investment Funds Corporate & Commercial Competition Law & Policy Data Protection, Defence & Aerospace Export Control & Customs Forensics & Fraud Investigations Hospitality International Trade Litigation Arbitration & Dispute Resolution Policy & Regulation Private Equity & Venture Capital Projects Infrastructure & Energy Real Estate Securities Laws & Capital Markets Tax Technology Media & Telecommunications Locations Mumbai: 9th floor Mafatlal Center Vidhan Bhavan Marg, Nariman Point, Mumbai 400 021 Noida: 9th Floor, Berger Tower, Sector 16 B, Noida, Uttar Pradesh – 201301. Ahmedabad: C-507/508, 5th Floor, Titanium Square, Thaltej Cross Roads, SG Highway, Ahmedabad – 380054 Pune: 202, 2nd Floor, Vascon Eco Tower, Baner Pashan Road, Pune 411 045 Bengaluru: 6th Floor, Rockline Centre,  54 – Richmond Road, Bengaluru 560 025 Chennai: No. 18, BBC Homes, Flat-7, Block A, 1st Floor, South Boag Road, T. Nagar, Chennai 600 017 Gift City: GIFT CITY Unit No. 605, Signature, 6th Floor Block 13B, Zone – I GIFT SEZ, Gandhinagar 382355 When to Apply? As ELP is a top Law Firm, a lot of candidates apply for ELP internships. Therefore, apply at least 5-6 months in advance, so that you have better chances of securing an Economic Law Practice Internship. How to Apply? The internship applications must be sent to elpinternship@elp-in.com along with the updated CV and the following subject line: “Month Year of internship preference” | “Location” | “Year of qualifying” | “Preferred Practice Area” (for example: March 2024 | Ahmedabad | 2025 | Litigation). Please keep in mind that there are limited slots available every month, and ELP will only be able to allocate internships to a few candidates. It will reach out to those who are short-listed. Never miss an opportunity! Click to join our whatsapp channel More Oppurtunities INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT ECONOMIC LAW PRACTICE INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT ECONOMIC LAW PRACTICE Sadalaw • June 10, 2025 INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT THE CASE LAW INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT THE CASE LAW Sadalaw • June 10, 2025 JOB OPPORTUNITY AT LEXLEGIS.AI, DELHI JOB OPPORTUNITY AT LEXLEGIS.AI, DELHI Sadalaw • June 10, 2025 1 2 3 Next »

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Supreme Court Cancels Bail of Congress MLA Vinay Kulkarni in BJP Worker Yogesh Gowda Murder Case Over Witness Tampering

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Trending Today INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT ECONOMIC LAW PRACTICE Supreme Court Cancels Bail of Congress MLA Vinay Kulkarni in BJP Worker Yogesh Gowda Murder Case Over Witness Tampering INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT THE CASE LAW Allahabad High Court Grants Relief to BBC Journalist in Mosque Demolition FIR and Passport NOC Case JOB OPPORTUNITY AT LEXLEGIS.AI, DELHI Supreme Court Urges Indian Railways to Adopt Technology for Preventing Cargo Weight Disputes INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT LAW OFFICES OF PANKAJ ANIL ARORA Manipur Unrest Escalates: Curfew Imposed, Internet Shutdown Amid Arambai Tenggol Protests INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT PUTHRAN & ASSOCIATES Supreme Court Upholds ITBP Constable’s Dismissal for Cash Box Theft: ‘Guardian Turned Looter’ Supreme Court Cancels Bail of Congress MLA Vinay Kulkarni in BJP Worker Yogesh Gowda Murder Case Over Witness Tampering PRABHAT KUMAR BILTORIA 10 June 2025 The Supreme Court cancels bail for Congress MLA Vinay Kulkarni in the BJP worker Yogesh Gowda’s murder case over witness tampering. Learn how trial courts can revoke bail even if granted by the SC or HC. Supreme Court Cancels Vinay Kulkarni’s Bail in BJP Worker Murder Case In a significant development, the Supreme Court of India has revoked the bail granted to Congress MLA Vinay Kulkarni in connection with the murder of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) worker Yogesh Gowda. The decision was made on grounds of alleged witness tampering, sending a strong message about judicial accountability. Trial Court Can Cancel Bail Granted by Higher Courts The Supreme Court clarified that a trial court holds the authority to cancel bail—even if it was granted by a Constitutional Court such as the High Court or Supreme Court—if the accused violates any conditions. This ruling overrules the earlier stance of the trial court, which declined to act on the CBI’s application to revoke bail. Key Allegation: Witness Tampering by Vinay Kulkarni The bench, comprising Justices Sanjay Karol and Satish Chandra Sharma, emphasized that there was sufficient material suggesting attempts by Kulkarni to contact or influence witnesses. The court thus ordered him to surrender before the trial court or jail authorities within a week. Legal Background and Key Legal Provisions The Supreme Court referenced its earlier ruling in Gurcharan Singh v. State (Delhi Administration), AIR 1978 SC 179, pointing out that the trial court misinterpreted its authority. The court reiterated that under Section 439(2) of the CrPC (now Section 483(3) of the BNSS), a Sessions Court can cancel bail if the accused breaches the conditions. Timeline of the Case 2020: Kulkarni was taken into custody for his alleged involvement in the murder of BJP leader Yogesh Gowda. 2021: He was released on bail. 2025: Supreme Court cancels the bail after CBI presented evidence of witness tampering. CBI’s Role and Arguments Represented by Additional Solicitor General S.V. Raju, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) emphasized the threat to a fair trial posed by Kulkarni’s actions. Senior Advocate Maninder Singh represented Kulkarni during the proceedings. Conclusion: A Landmark in Bail Jurisprudence This ruling underscores that bail is conditional and revocable, regardless of the level of court that grants it. It sets a precedent that protects the integrity of witness testimony and strengthens judicial oversight in criminal trials involving public figures. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Sada Law. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* Live Cases Supreme Court Cancels Bail of Congress MLA Vinay Kulkarni in BJP Worker Yogesh Gowda Murder Case Over Witness Tampering Supreme Court Cancels Bail of Congress MLA Vinay Kulkarni in BJP Worker Yogesh Gowda Murder Case Over Witness Tampering Sada Law • June 10, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments Allahabad High Court Grants Relief to BBC Journalist in Mosque Demolition FIR and Passport NOC Case Allahabad High Court Grants Relief to BBC Journalist in Mosque Demolition FIR and Passport NOC Case Sada Law • June 10, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments Supreme Court Urges Indian Railways to Adopt Technology for Preventing Cargo Weight Disputes Supreme Court Urges Indian Railways to Adopt Technology for Preventing Cargo Weight Disputes Sada Law • June 10, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments 1 2 3 … 5 Next »

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INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT THE CASE LAW Sweta Kumari About the Internship They at The Case Law are offering an opportunity for Law Students (3rd year onwards in the 5-year course or Final Year in the 3-year course) to join us as Legal Interns. This is an unpaid internship designed to provide hands-on exposure to real legal work and court procedures. Position: Legal Intern Duration Minimum 1 Month (can be extended based on performance) Location Delhi (On-site) Lawyers Chamber E-411, Karkardooma Courts, Delhi – 110032 How to Apply? To apply, email your CV with a brief introduction to: advraghavsabharwal@gmail.com and case.law.advocates@gmail.com Subject Line: Application for Internship   Never miss an opportunity! Click to join our whatsapp channel More Oppurtunities INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT THE CASE LAW INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT THE CASE LAW Sadalaw • June 10, 2025 JOB OPPORTUNITY AT LEXLEGIS.AI, DELHI JOB OPPORTUNITY AT LEXLEGIS.AI, DELHI Sadalaw • June 10, 2025 INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT LAW OFFICES OF PANKAJ ANIL ARORA INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT LAW OFFICES OF PANKAJ ANIL ARORA Sadalaw • June 10, 2025 1 2 3 Next »

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