Citator and case map
See how a case was used after it was decided.
Open a judgment to see the later judgments that name it, with the sentence that names it, and a map of the cases around it.
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Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India
Supreme Court · [1978] 2 S.C.R. 621
299later Supreme Court judgments name it
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Bachan Singh v. State of Punjab[1983] 1 S.C.R. 145
Olga Tellis v. Bombay Municipal Corporation[1985] Supp. 2 S.C.R. 51
Kartar Singh v. State of Punjab[1994] 2 S.C.R. 375
Subramanian Swamy v. Director, CBI[2014] 6 S.C.R. 873
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Named by it Names it later Tap a dot to open it
The cases around Maneka Gandhi.
A real map. Earlier cases sit on the left and later ones on the right. Press any dot or name to open that judgment.
- 1962 Kharak Singh It names this
- 1969 A.K. Kraipak It names this
- 1973 E.P. Royappa It names this
- 1978 Maneka Gandhi This case
- 1980 Bachan Singh Names it later
- 1985 Olga Tellis Names it later
- 1988 A.R. Antulay Names it later
- 1994 Kartar Singh Names it later
- 2014 Subramanian Swamy Names it later
What you can do
Cited by
Every later judgment Misaal finds that names the case, most important or most recent first.
Their own sentence
Read how each later judgment refers to the case, not a summary of it.
Case map
Earlier cases on one side, later ones on the other, arranged by year. Open any of them.
Read before relying
If a later Supreme Court sentence mentions the case with "overruled" or "per incuriam", you see that sentence.
Bench and date
See the size of the bench and the date for each case.
Questions
Does it show which High Courts cited a case?
The citator is being extended to the High Court judgments as they are added. Each entry shows its court.
Does Misaal say a case was overruled?
No. It shows you the later sentence that uses a word like "overruled" so you can read it and decide.
How does Misaal find citing judgments?
It looks for the case's name in later judgments. A sentence that only lists a case among others is marked as such.