Top 4 Landmark Judgments of the Supreme Court (SC) of India

Jury decision overturned by High Court (KM Nanavati v State of Maharashtra) – 1961

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Amendment masquerades as law (IC Golaknath v State of Punjab) – 1967

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Elected representatives cannot be given the benefit of doubt

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Overlapping zones of laws rectified thanks to a writ petition

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Top 4 Landmark Judgments of the Supreme Court (SC) of India

Jury decision overturned by High Court (KM Nanavati v State of Maharashtra) – 1961

Amendment masquerades as law (IC Golaknath v State of Punjab) – 1967

Elected representatives cannot be given the benefit of doubt

Overlapping zones of laws rectified thanks to a writ petition

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