Section 307 IPC Turns On Intention, Not On How Grievous The Injury Is: Supreme Court
Section 307 IPC turns on intention or knowledge, not injury gravity, says Supreme Court in Surender Kumar v State of Haryana, 2026 INSC 1006.
Analysis of recent Supreme Court and High Court judgments, with the holding, the reasoning and what changes in practice.
Section 307 IPC turns on intention or knowledge, not injury gravity, says Supreme Court in Surender Kumar v State of Haryana, 2026 INSC 1006.
Supreme Court: admissibility of a document cannot ground rejection of a plaint under Order VII Rule 11. Sheo Kumar Singh v. Sharda Society, 2026 INSC
Supreme Court: electricity dues beyond two years are recoverable only if shown continuously as arrears in the bills. DVVNL v. Vidut Lokpal, 2026 INSC
Supreme Court: a suit to recover money paid to bribe bank officials is not maintainable; the plaint must be rejected under Order VII Rule 11 CPC.
Supreme Court: solatium and interest on NH Act acquisitions follow the 1894 Act where the Section 3G award predates 01.01.2015. Manav Bhanot v. NHAI.
Supreme Court holds an assignment of a decree for specific performance does not require registration under Section 17(1)(e) of the Registration Act.