A group of lawyers led by Israelito Torreon asked the Supreme Court to declare impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte unconstitutional, while lawmakers criticized the petition.

The Kerala High Court has affirmed an institution's prerogative to establish minimum standards for managerial positions, ruling that no candidate was deemed 'fit' enough.

The Lahore High Court has partially allowed a civil revision, setting aside an 80-year-old inheritance mutation on the grounds that Islamic law prohibits making a will in favor of legal heirs.

Newly unsealed court documents from Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman reveal text messages where Musk discussed an unsolicited bid for OpenAI's intellectual property with Mark Zuckerberg.

A Milwaukee rabbi and his son were ordered to pay $1,000 to a muralist who reportedly praised Hamas in court, with the rabbi acknowledging their actions were illegal.

A High Court has ruled that a live-in relationship between a married man and a consenting woman does not constitute a criminal offense, despite a complaint lodged by the woman's family.

The civic body informed the High Court that the Dadu Majra garbage dump has been nearly cleared. However, the petitioner has accused the civic body of concealing facts regarding the actual status of the dump.

The Kerala High Court has instructed the Election Commission to review a petition filed against BJP leader G Gopalakrishnan within two months, regarding his alleged communal 'Hindu MLA' remark.

A court in Bengaluru has accepted the guilty plea of the main accused in the Mangaluru cooker blast case, marking a significant development in the legal proceedings.

A court has ordered the attachment of a Punjab Roadways workshop due to its failure to release a conductor's salary and pension, expanding on previous reports of unpaid service dues.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court in India has upheld the rejection of a candidate, emphasizing the need for a disciplined force and higher standards, particularly in cases involving criminal trials.

The Patna High Court criticized a lawyer for making "derogatory" accusations of adultery against his client's wife, stating such remarks are offensive to all women.