Courtroom Chronicles
Courtrooms Chronicle provides comprehensive coverage of judgments, case updates, court orders, and public interest litigations (PIL). Stay informed on the latest legal developments, landmark decisions, and significant rulings across various jurisdictions. Whether you’re a legal professional, researcher, or interested citizen, Courtrooms Chronicle delivers timely and insightful content to keep you abreast of the dynamic landscape of the judiciary system.
Recent Posts
SUPREME COURT ON PARA TEACHERS REGULARISATION UNDER SSA
The Supreme Court in Sunil Kumar Yadav & Ors. v. State of Jharkhand & Ors. (2026 INSC 462) held that para-teachers under the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan do not possess an automatic right to regularisation. However, the Court directed Jharkhand to conduct periodic recruitment exclusively for para-teachers under the statutory 50% reservation framework.
SUPREME COURT CLOSES MAJOR HATE SPEECH CASES
Supreme Court dismisses major hate speech petitions, stressing existing legal remedies under CrPC and Constitution while clarifying FIR registration powers under Section 156(3).
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS SERVICE RULE RELAXATION IN TAMIL NADU PROMOTION DISPUTE
The Supreme Court reaffirmed the validity of government relaxation of service rules and protected long-settled promotions from judicial interference.
SUPREME COURT CLARIFIES “DEEMED MEMBERSHIP” UNDER COMPANIES ACT IN BAIS SURGICAL CASE
A landmark ruling where the Supreme Court held that membership in a company can be established through conduct and equity, not merely register entry.
SUPREME COURT JUDGMENT ON 498A IPC- DYING DECLARATION & DOWRY CRUELTY
The Supreme Court in Narendra Singh vs State of Madhya Pradesh (2026) set aside the conviction of the father-in-law under Section 498A IPC, holding that contradictory dying declarations and unreliable witness testimony failed to prove cruelty or dowry demand beyond reasonable doubt.
SUPREME COURT ON TENURE CURTAILMENT-TRANSFER & STIGMATIC ORDERS
Supreme Court held that curtailment of tenure based on performance review in ICAR was administrative, not punitive, and dismissed allegations of mala fide action.