DELAYED JUDGMENTS AND DELAYED SOLUTIONS: A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF THE SUPREME COURT’S NEW GUIDELINES ON RESERVED JUDGMENTS
In 2024, In State through CBI vs Naresh Prasad Agarwal[1], the Supreme Court had to set aside a reasoned order…
Author: Apurv Shaurya
Apurv Shaurya is a PhD Scholar at National Law University Delhi. Holding a BA LLB (Criminal Law Hons) and an LLM in Advanced Constitutional and Criminal Law, his research focuses on the evolving intersections of criminal and constitutional law.
MAINTENANCE RIGHTS OF WOMEN IN LIVE-IN RELATIONSHIPS: A DOCTRINAL ANALYSIS OF SECTION 125 CRPC
I. INTRODUCTION A dismal query has just preceded the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India in the case of KP Raveendran…
GUIDELINES, GAPS, AND GOING IN CIRCLES : SUPREME COURT’S CONTRADICTIONS ON 498A SAFEGUARDS
Despite repeated judicial interventions, India’s legal system continues to struggle with handling of Section 498A. A closer look at recent decisions reveals deeper institutional lapses that go beyond the misuse of this provision.