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Supreme Court Summary 3rd September 2026

Supreme Court Judgments Summary 3rd Sep, 2026 The Burden of Proof in Matrimonial Suicides: Overturning an Unwarranted Acquittal Reversal This criminal appeal examines the legality of a High Court judgment that overturned a trial court acquittal and convicted a husband under Sections 498-A and 306 of the Indian Penal Code

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Vehicle Release and Confiscation Powers Under the NDPS Act

This appeal addresses the legality of denying the release of a vehicle seized under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 (NDPS Act) following the acquittal of the accused, and clarifies whether such conveyances fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Drug Disposal Committee (DDC) or the trial court.

Supreme Court Summary 1st September, 2026

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Custom Duty: Setting Aside Adjudications Polluted by AI Hallucinations

This appeal challenged a Gujarat High Court order which had upheld a massive customs penalty imposed on the appellant for allegedly mis-declaring natural diamonds as lab-grown diamonds. The Supreme Court set aside both the High Court order and the original adjudication order, ruling that the reliance by the customs authority

Acquittal in a Brutal Child Murder Case Due to Fatal Gaps in Evidence

This appeal challenged the concurrent judgments of the High Court and Trial Court which convicted the appellant under Sections 302, 201, and 377 of the Indian Penal Code based on circumstantial evidence, a “last seen” theory, an extra-judicial confession, and subsequent disclosures. The Supreme Court set aside the conviction, ruling

The Impermissibility of Revoking Decades-Old Land Survey Records

This appeal evaluated whether the revisional authority under Section 56 of the Karnataka Land Revenue Act, 1964 can initiate proceedings to cancel city survey numbers decades after their allotment. The Supreme Court held that the revisional jurisdiction exercised after 35 years was patently time-barred under the three-year limitation period stipulated

The Legality of SARFAESI Enforcement on Assigned Debts

These appeals addressed whether a bank defined under Section $2(1)(c)$ of the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002 can utilize its provisions to recover a debt assigned by a financial entity that was not governed by the SARFAESI Act when the debt was

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