Rehan Khan The Allahabad High Court has sought an explanation from the State authorities regarding delays in concluding a criminal trial that dates back to three decades ago. Justice Saurabh Lavania, while hearing a petition filed by Madhukar Sharma, addressed Read more
Rakia Imran In a much stalled order on a bail plea of an indicted in a murder case in Allahabad High Court, the Supreme Court has raised serious apprehensions over similar indecisiveness in similar matters. The case regarding an operation Read more
Alok Singh The Allahabad High Court recently intervened in a case affecting three minor children expelled from a private school in Amroha, UP. They were allegedly expelled for bringing non-vegetarian food in their tiffins. On December 17, 2024, the Court passed Read more
Pranav Shukla Allahabad High Court Informed of Mohammed Zubair’s Booking for Threatening India’s Sovereignty and Unity in Connection with Islamist Attack on Dasna Devi Temple on 27 November, 2024. Mohammed Zubair, founder of the fact-checking website Alt News, has been Read more
Pranav Shukla The Allahabad High Court on 14 November, 2024 stated in the case of Dr. Bagish Kumar Mishra v. Rinki Mishra, that the wife quarrels with her husband is not enough to prove mental agony and does not justify Read more
Pranav Shukla The Allahabad High Court on 11th November stressed that lawyers also have a responsibility to avoid actions that could undermine the public’s trust in judges. The bench comprising of Justice Kshitij Shailendra expressed disappointment after a lawyer representing Read more
Pranav Shukla The Allahabad High Court has issued a significant ruling, emphasizing that not every instance of arrest and detention constitutes custodial torture. This decision came in response to a petition filed by Shah Faisal, a resident of Mahrajganj district, Read more
Aastha Pareek In a notable judgment, the Allahabad High Court brought to light a distressing issue in India’s criminal justice system: the tendency of trial judges to convict potentially innocent individuals, ostensibly influenced by career considerations. In Upendra @ Balveer Read more
Radhika Mittal In a significant legal development, the Allahabad High Court has ruled that live-in partners can indeed be charged under dowry death laws, thereby expanding the scope of these provisions to encompass relationships that are not formally recognized by Read more
Anushri Joshi The Allahabad High Court recently delivered a scathing rebuke, censuring the conduct of an individual who had orchestrated a criminal case against his elder brother with the sole intention to “wreak vengeance.” The court, deeply perturbed by the Read more