Indian-judiciary

A detailed overview of the most common defects identified by the Registry in Indian High Courts during the filing and scrutiny of petitions, writs, and appeals — including procedural, documentary, and technical lapses every advocate must avoid.

A complete guide to filing and defending a Quashing Petition under Section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 — covering its purpose, maintainability, drafting essentials, legal grounds, and leading judicial precedents.

A comprehensive guide to essential websites and mobile apps every advocate in India should know — including Supreme Court and High Court portals, legal research databases, news platforms, government portals, and drafting tools.

The Supreme Court of India is the apex judicial authority established under the Constitution in 1950, while the High Courts are the principal judicial institutions at the state level. Together, they form the higher judiciary of India, ensuring constitutional supremacy, justice delivery, and uniformity of law across the country.