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The Supreme Court today refused to grant legal recognition for queer marriages in India. The Constitution bench has pronounced four judgements– written by CJI DY Chandrachud, Justice SK Kaul, Justice...

After the Supreme Court gave four judgments in the same-sex marriage case, senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Tuesday said that the Congress has been studying the different and differing judgments delivered in the apex court, and will have ...

While refusing to grant legal recognition for queer marriages in India, the Supreme Court today affirmed that transgender persons in heterosexual relationships hav a right to marry as per the existing...

The majority opinion was delivered by Justices S Ravindra Bhat, Hima Kohli and PS Narasimha, with Justice Narasimha delivering a separate concurring opinion.

Here is a list of some important cases which Supreme Court heard on Tuesday:SC refuses to grant any legal sanction to same-sex marriageA five-judge Constitution Bench headed by Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud on Tuesday refused to grant ...

The Supreme Court on Tuesday delivered four verdicts in the same-sex marriage case. The five-judge Bench delivered a 3:2 judgment on adoption rights for queer couples.

The CJI also recognised that all trans persons in heterosexual relationships have the right to marry under the existing laws. This comes as a big victory for the transgender community because until now this recognition was based on a Madras High Court judgement.

The absence of formal marriage rights for same-sex couples has repercussions on succession and inheritance laws. The legal framework governing succession and inheritance is primarily dictated by personal laws corresponding to an individuals religious affiliation

SC on the legality of same-sex marriage elicited mixed responses from LGBTQ activists, with one section hailing parts of the Constitution.

A five-judge Constitution Bench, headed by Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud, on Tuesday refused to grant any legal sanction to same-sex marriage.The Supreme Court gave decision with a 3:2 majority, holding that a civil union cannot be ...