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Thousands protest Spain lawmakers’ rejection of protective measures amid worsening housing crisis

Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of Spain on Saturday, after lawmakers rejected proposed measures to protect citizens amidst a housing crisis and the eviction of an 87 year old woman. Maricarmen Abascal was evicted from her Madrid apartment on September 23, having lived there for 71 years. Her apartment was purchased by […] The post Thousands protest...

2026 SCC Vol. 7 Part 5: Key Supreme Court Cases on Constitution, GST, Criminal Law and more

Key Supreme Court rulings on Article 227, RTE, Teachers Eligibility Test, custody, GST rebate, etc. The post 2026 SCC Vol. 7 Part 5: Key Supreme Court Cases on Constitution, GST, Criminal Law and more appeared first on SCC Times.

US forces destroy Ecuadorian fishing boats, detain over 140 crew in disputed anti-trafficking operations

Human Rights Watch (HRW) reported Friday that US forces intercepted and destroyed eight Ecuadorian fishing vessels between August 28 and September 16, detaining more than 140 of the 160 crew members aboard and allegedly subjecting some of them to abuse. Juanita Goebertus, HRW’s Americas director, said the operations cannot justify arresting people without evidence: Intercepting […] The post US forces...

Any Process Taking Away Voting Rights Of Millions Of Citizens Is Unjustifiable, No Court Can Condone It: Justice

No amount of whataboutery can justify a process disenfranchising millions, Justice Bhuyan said.

NALSAR Students Are Brilliant, Bold & Brave : Justice Ujjal Bhuyan

NALSAR Students Are Brilliant, Bold & Brave : Justice Ujjal Bhuyan

LiveLaw Delhi High Court Weekly Round-Up: September 28 To October 04, 2026

Disenfranchising millions of Indian citizens intrinsically arbitrary; no amount of whataboutery can justify it: Justice Ujjal Bhuyan

Devise better system but no reversion to government: Ex-Justice Rohinton Nariman on Collegium

Right to vote in great peril: Justice Rohinton Nariman flags executive interference in Election Commission

ECI Row : Supreme Court To Hear Tomorrow Petitions Against CEC Gyanesh Kumar Over SIR DecisionsThe petitioners seek

The petitioners seek prosecution of Gyanesh Kumar, reversal of ECI decisions, and SIT inquiry into SIR voter deletions.

'Legislative Privileges Shouldn't Be Invoked To Curtail Press Freedom' : The News Minute To Supreme Court

'Legislative Privileges Shouldn't Be Invoked To Curtail Press Freedom' : The News Minute To Supreme Court

Can't Have An Election Commission Which Malfunctions Like This; Supreme Court Must Decide CEC Case Soon : Justice Nariman

Can't Have An Election Commission Which Malfunctions Like This; Supreme Court Must Decide CEC Case Soon : Justice Nariman

LiveLaw Madras High Court Monthly Digest: September 2026 [Citation 417 - 476]

Courts Can't Resort To Coercive Process Mechanically: AP High Court Recalls NBW Against Senior Citizen In Cheque Dishonour Case

Ideally, Judges' Children Should Avoid Appointments As Lawyers Of Govt Or State Agencies : Justice OkaJustice SC Sharma

Justice SC Sharma should have disclosed, at the outset of hearing the CEC case, that his son was ECI's lawyer, Justice Oka said.

Top 5 Supreme Court Judgments Of September 2026

Top 5 Supreme Court Judgments Of September 2026

Supreme Court Takes Suo Motu Cognisance Of Relocation Of 135-Year-Old Central Secretariat Library Under Central Vista Plan

Supreme Court Takes Suo Motu Cognisance Of Relocation Of 135-Year-Old Central Secretariat Library Under Central Vista Plan

'Disgraceful & Demeaning': Allahabad High Court Directs Action Against Advocate For Solemnizing Child Marriage In Chamber

Bar Licence Holder Can't Claim Refund For Period Licence Remained Suspended Due To Failure To Produce NOC For Renewal: AP High Court

LiveLaw High Courts Daily Highlights: October 03, 2026

Supreme Court initiates suo motu case on proposed relocation of 135-year-old Central Secretariat Library