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In this landmark judgement, the Court was to adjudicate on the issue of validity of Article 15(5) of the Constitution of India which gave reservation in favour of Socially and Economically Backward Classes (SEBC) and it upheld the same

In this 5-minute read, you will learn how the rival candidate in elections filed a fabricated election petition alleging corrupt practises on the part of winning candidate and the Supreme Court correctly identified the frivolous petition.

In this 5-minute read, you will learn how a relative of a girl took her away only to be found with her blood-stained frock and his blood stained-shirt. The relative raped the girl and murdered her and the Supreme Court imprisoned him for life.

In this 5-minute read, you will learn about the guidelines laid down by the Supreme Court in a landmark decision to determine whether an organisation is or is not an ageny or instrumentality of the State under Article 12 of the Constituion of India.

On reading this case analysis, the readers will learn how the prosecution failed to prove its accusation beyond reasonable doubt and hence, lost the case. The Court in this case held that in order to establish the case, the prosecution had to prove each point.

On reading this case analysis, you will learn how Adolf Eichmann was hanged to death for the war crimes he perpetrated during the World War II and the approach of Israel’s Supreme Court in holding him guilty.

By this case you will learn that the Supreme Court held that a mere failure to perform duty cannot bring the act under the ambit of cheating.

In this landmark judgement the two judge bench of the Apex Court held that the appellate court can, by invoking Order 41 Rule 4 of CPC could grant relief even to the non-appealing plaintiffs

After reading this case, you will learn that the Supreme Court upheld the freedom of expression that no one shall be compelled to affirm a belief, which he/she does not follow.

After reading this judgement, you will learn that the Court must not act on the statement of accomplice as it is a basic rule of prudence, as enshrined in our criminal law.