Bom HC: LARR Authority Can Examine Limitation Issues in Land Acquisition References under 2013 Act  ||  MP HC: Long-Serving Employees Cannot Be Denied Regularisation by Retrospective Statutory Amendments  ||  J&K&L HC: Routine Challenges to Lok Adalat Awards Defeat Their Purpose of Quick Dispute Resolution  ||  Bombay HC: Restricting Compensation For Wild Animal Damage to Select Species Violates Article 14  ||  Supreme Court: Corporate Guarantee Constitutes as Financial Debt under the IBC  ||  Supreme Court: No Right to Full Tenure Exists When Appointment is Made ‘Until Further Orders’  ||  SC Mandates Trial Courts Seek Reports on Mitigating and Aggravating Factors Before Death Sentencing  ||  Supreme Court: Schools Cannot Delay Admission of State-Allotted Student over an Eligibility Dispute  ||  J&K&L HC: Delay in Executing Preventive Detention on Unsubstantiated Medical Ground Makes it Invalid  ||  Delhi HC Allows AITA Results For Interim Management and Directs Fresh Elections Under New Sports Law    

SC: No Fundamental Right to Bear Arms - (14 Feb 2023)

CIVIL

Supreme Court while registering a suo moto case to curb the large number of possession and use of unlicensed firearms in India and terming the trend as ‘Disturbing’, has observed that unlike in the United States, no one permitted in India to carry firearms unless authorised.

Tags : SUPREME COURT   ARMS   SUO MOTO  

Share :        

Disclaimer | Copyright 2026 - All Rights Reserved