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(1) Test identification proceedings undertaken during investigation cannot be treated as substantive proof of identity. Substantive proof would be dock identification.
(2) Criminal trial – Court is required to take participatory role in trial, evince active interest and elicit all material necessary for arriving at truth. ,07 Sep 2026

Supreme Court of India

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Reservation – Employment obtained on the basis of fake caste certificate can be invalidated even after retirement.
,03 Sep 2026

Supreme Court of India

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(1) Death in motor accident – Multiplier must be determined by age of deceased, not by age of dependants.
(2) Injury in motor accident – Calculation of functional disability depends on assessing victim’s earning capacity in open, competitive market, rather than on retention in a specific, highly accommodated role.

,03 Sep 2026

Supreme Court of India

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Kidnapping and murder – Conviction cannot be based only on confessions.

,03 Sep 2026

Supreme Court of India

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Divorce – A dead marriage must be given a decent quietus.
,02 Sep 2026

Supreme Court of India

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Release of seized vehicle – Applications under Section 451 of Cr.P.C. have to be disposed of expeditiously and judiciously – Court ought not sit on seized property for years without cause. ,02 Sep 2026

Supreme Court of India

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Imposition of penalty – Assistance can never be substituted for adjudication – Artificial Intelligence may well serve as training wheels but entrusting it with Pilot’s seat would be both imprudent and dangerous.
,02 Sep 2026

Supreme Court of India

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Murder – Faulty investigation cannot enure to benefit of accused, but when there is no reliable evidence, Court cannot presume guilt of accused.

,01 Sep 2026

Supreme Court of India

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Quashing – Non-serious offences can be quashed, based on compromise between parties.
,25 Aug 2026

Supreme Court of India

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(1) Liability for pilfered goods – Pilferage of goods in a customs area is not loss of goods simpliciter – Any loss of goods other than pilferage is not a subject matter of payment of customs duty.
(2) Liability contemplated under Section 43 of Major Port Trusts Act is fundamentally different from liability created under Section 45(3) of Customs Act. ,25 Aug 2026

Supreme Court of India

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