Deciding two connected writ petitions arising from a common Industrial Tribunal Award, the Delhi High Court set aside the Tribunal's direction granting hotel workmen a further…
Asking Son's Lover To End Life If She Can't Live Without Him Not Abetment Of Suicide : Supreme Court Quashes Case Against Mother
The Supreme Court reserved its judgment in a case regarding the registration of an FIR based on witness statements before the Justice Hema Committee. The issue arose from a petition challenging a High Court order, which had directed that an FIR be registered based on the committee's testimony. The petitioners contended that such an order was premature and without adequate legal basis. The Court’s reserved judgment reflects the importance of due process in the registration of FIRs, ensuring that they are based on credible and sufficient evidence. This case emphasizes the Court’s role in balancing legal procedures and the protection of citizens' rights, particularly in complex or sensitive cases involving judicial committees and witness statements.