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Supreme Court Allows Return of Passport to Accused in Matrimonial Dispute Subject to Conditions. Right to Travel Abroad Recognized as Fundamental Right Under Article 21, But Subject to Reasonable Restrictions Imposed by Criminal Court.

The appellant, Chennupati Kranthi Kumar, is accused no.1 in a prosecution for offences under Sections 498A, 403, and 406 of the Indian Penal Code, 186...

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Supreme Court Orders Independent Investigation into Alleged Pegasus Spyware Surveillance to Uphold Constitutional Rights. Court Directs Expert Committee to Examine Unauthorized Use Claims, Balancing National Security Concerns with Fundamental Rights Protection Under Article 21 of the Constitution.

The Supreme Court of India addressed a batch of writ petitions concerning allegations of unauthorized surveillance using Pegasus spyware on Indian cit...

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Supreme Court Disposes Transfer Petition in Divorce Case with Directions for Online Proceedings. Court Declined Transfer but Ordered Chennai Family Court to Conduct Proceedings Online and Accommodate Petitioner's Convenience for Physical Hearings.

The Supreme Court considered a transfer petition filed by the petitioner-wife seeking to transfer divorce proceedings initiated by the respondent-husb...

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Supreme Court Allows Transfer of Divorce Petition from Varanasi to Muzaffarpur for Convenience of Parties. Transfer justified under civil jurisdiction to facilitate proceedings, especially for respondent who has to travel, with directions for expeditious disposal within one year.

The dispute involved a transfer petition filed by the petitioner-wife seeking to relocate divorce proceedings initiated by the respondent-husband. The...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Habeas Corpus Petition in Child Custody Dispute Due to Pending Statutory Remedy. Petition Under Article 32 Constitution of India Held Not Maintainable as Custody with Mother Was Not Illegal and Father Had Already Filed Petition Under Guardians and Wards Act, 1890.

The dispute involved a father's petition for habeas corpus under Article 32 of the Constitution of India seeking custody of his two minor children. Th...