Legex Journal

Inside the Courtroom: Judgments That Are Quietly Changing Indian Law

Not every judgment makes headlines. Some rulings pass almost unnoticed, buried under breaking news and daily courtroom updates. Yet, these […]

Balancing Welfare Obligations and Administrative Practicality The Delhi High Court, in a significant ruling delivered on 23 January 2026, upheld

In a noteworthy decision that has sparked serious discussion in legal circles, the Allahabad High Court ruled that a wife

Top court seeks accountability as investigative agencies are asked to disclose progress in sealed reports Bench Chief Justice of India

Supreme Court reaffirms sanctity of DTAA, TRC, and grandfathered capital gains under India–Mauritius Treaty Full Case Name The Authority for

Supreme Court reaffirms that unpublished notifications cannot burden importers and commercial rights Viraj Impex Pvt. Ltd. v. Union of India

A legal examination of arrest procedures, due process, and the myth of online detention In recent months, a disturbing trend

In India, bail is supposed to be simple. The Constitution promises personal liberty, and courts have repeated for decades that