No Need for Trial Courts Permission to Renew Passport When Criminal Proceedings Are Stayed By Higher Court: Karnataka HC - The Law Communicants
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No Need for Trial Courts Permission to Renew Passport When Criminal Proceedings Are Stayed By Higher Court: Karnataka HC

No Need for Trial Courts Permission to Renew Passport When Criminal Proceedings Are Stayed By Higher Court Case: Kasturi Rajupeta V. Union Of India Coram:…

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OROP Case: Doctrine of Legitimate Expectation Can't Be Invoked Based On Minister's Statement & Parliamentary Committee Report - Supreme Court - The Law Communicants
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OROP Case: Doctrine of Legitimate Expectation Can’t Be Invoked Based On Minister’s Statement & Parliamentary Committee Report – Supreme Court

OROP Case: Doctrine of Legitimate Expectation Can't Be Invoked Based On Minister's Statement & Parliamentary Committee Report - Supreme Court Case: Indian Ex-Servicemen Movement And…

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Call for Submissions by Global Affairs and International Relations (GAIR) E-Newsletter of Alliance School of Law [Vol 1, Issue II]: Rolling Basis, No Fees - The Law Communicants
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Call for Submissions by Global Affairs and International Relations (GAIR) E-Newsletter of Alliance School of Law [Vol 1, Issue II]: Rolling Basis, No Fees

Alliance Centre for Global Affairs and International Relations (GAIR) E-Newsletter is inviting submissions on a rolling basis for its Volume 1, Issue II. About the…

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Court Fees Act 1870: Ad Valorem Court-Fees Is Payable on Amount Claimed In a Money Suit for Compensation and Damages: Supreme Court - The Law Communicants
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Court Fees Act 1870: Ad Valorem Court-Fees Is Payable on Amount Claimed In a Money Suit for Compensation and Damages: Supreme Court

Court Fees Act 1870: Ad Valorem Court-Fees Is Payable on Amount Claimed In a Money Suit for Compensation and Damages Case: State of Punjab vs…

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Investigation Was Anything But Scientific: Allahabad High Court Acquits Rape Murder Accused, Sets Aside Death Penalty - The Law Communicants
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Investigation Was Anything But Scientific: Allahabad High Court Acquits Rape Murder Accused, Sets Aside Death Penalty

Investigation Was Anything But Scientific: Allahabad High Court Acquits Rape Murder Accused, Sets Aside Death Penalty Case: Upendra v. State of U.P. Coram: Justice Manoj…

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A District Magistrate, After Passing an Order under Sec.14 of the SARFAESI Act Does Not Have Any Jurisdiction to Review, Recall or Modify It: Punjab and Haryana HC - The Law Communicants
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A District Magistrate, After Passing an Order under Sec.14 of the SARFAESI Act Does Not Have Any Jurisdiction to Review, Recall or Modify It: Punjab and Haryana HC

A District Magistrate, After Passing an Order under Sec.14 of the SARFAESI Act Does Not Have Any Jurisdiction to Review, Recall or Modify It Case:…

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Section 34 IPC: Prior Concert & Pre­arranged Plan Has To Be Established For Conviction Invoking Common Intention: Supreme Court: Prior Concert & Pre­arranged Plan Has To Be Established For Conviction Invoking Common Intention: Supreme Court - The Law Communicants
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Section 34 IPC: Prior Concert & Pre­arranged Plan Has To Be Established For Conviction Invoking Common Intention: Supreme Court

Section 34 IPC: Prior Concert & Pre­arranged Plan Has To Be Established For Conviction Invoking Common Intention Case: Gadadhar Chandra vs State of West Bengal…

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Section 190 (1)(b) CrPC- Magistrate Can Summon Person Not Named In Police Report Or FIR If Materials Reveal Prima Facie His Involvement: Supreme Court - The Law Communicants
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Section 190 (1)(b) CrPC- Magistrate Can Summon Person Not Named In Police Report Or FIR If Materials Reveal Prima Facie His Involvement: Supreme Court

Section 190 (1)(b) CrPC- Magistrate Can Summon Person Not Named In Police Report Or FIR If Materials Reveal Prima Facie His Involvement Case: Nahar Singh…

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No Legal Mandate That Same Rank Pensioners Must Be Given Same Pension: Supreme Court Upholds Centre's OROP Policy In Defence Forces - The Law Communicants
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No Legal Mandate That Same Rank Pensioners Must Be Given Same Pension: Supreme Court Upholds Centre’s OROP Policy In Defence Forces

No Legal Mandate That Same Rank Pensioners Must Be Given Same Pension Case: Indian Ex Servicemen Movement (An All India Federation Of Military Veterans Organisation…

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Armed Forces Tribunal Act Excludes Administrative Supervision of High Court But Not Judicial Superintendence & Jurisdiction U/A 226: Delhi HC - The Law Communicants
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Armed Forces Tribunal Act Excludes Administrative Supervision of High Court But Not Judicial Superintendence & Jurisdiction U/A 226: Delhi HC

Armed Forces Tribunal Act Excludes Administrative Supervision of High Court But Not Judicial Superintendence & Jurisdiction U/A 226 Case: Wing Commander Shyam Naithani V. Union…

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No Disciplinary Action against Judicial Officer for Merely Passing a Wrong Order; Mere Negligence Not Misconduct: Supreme Court - The Law Communicants
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No Disciplinary Action against Judicial Officer for Merely Passing a Wrong Order; Mere Negligence Not Misconduct: Supreme Court

No Disciplinary Action against Judicial Officer for Merely Passing a Wrong Order; Mere Negligence Not Misconduct Case: Abhay Jain vs High Court of Judicature for…

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NEET-UG | Students Domiciled in Maharashtra but Passing 10th/ 12th Standard from Outside Not Eligible to Avail State Quota: Bombay High Court - The Law Communicants
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NEET-UG | Students Domiciled in Maharashtra but Passing 10th/ 12th Standard from Outside Not Eligible to Avail State Quota: Bombay High Court

NEET-UG | Students Domiciled in Maharashtra but Passing 10th/ 12th Standard from Outside Not Eligible to Avail State Quota Case: Rachna Sanjay Kuwar v. The…

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State Can Withhold DCRG Benefits of Convicted Employee despite Pendency of Criminal Appeal: Supreme Court Sets Aside Kerala HC Full Bench Judgment - The Law Communicants
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State Can Withhold DCRG Benefits of Convicted Employee despite Pendency of Criminal Appeal: Supreme Court Sets Aside Kerala HC Full Bench Judgment

State Can Withhold DCRG Benefits of Convicted Employee despite Pendency of Criminal Appeal: Supreme Court Sets Aside Kerala HC Full Bench Judgment Case: Local Self…

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District Judge Selection - 35 Years Minimum Age Limit Prescribed By High Courts Not Against Article 233 of Constitution: Supreme Court - The Law Communicants
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District Judge Selection – 35 Years Minimum Age Limit Prescribed By High Courts Not Against Article 233 of Constitution: Supreme Court

District Judge Selection - 35 Years Minimum Age Limit Prescribed By High Courts Not Against Article 233 of Constitution Case: High Court of Delhi v.…

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Insurance Company Not Liable To Pay Compensation If Heavy Goods Vehicle Is Driven By Person Holding Light Motor Vehicle License: Karnataka High Court - The Law Communicants
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Insurance Company Not Liable To Pay Compensation If Heavy Goods Vehicle Is Driven By Person Holding Light Motor Vehicle License: Karnataka High Court

Insurance Company Not Liable To Pay Compensation If Heavy Goods Vehicle Is Driven By Person Holding Light Motor Vehicle License Case: Mahantesh v. Netharavati Coram:…

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Party Having Right of Appeal Does Not Have Corresponding Right to Insist For Consideration of Appeal by Forum That Was No Longer In Existence: Supreme Court - The Law Communicants
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Party Having Right of Appeal Does Not Have Corresponding Right to Insist For Consideration of Appeal by Forum That Was No Longer In Existence: Supreme Court

Party Having Right of Appeal Does Not Have Corresponding Right to Insist For Consideration of Appeal by Forum That Was No Longer In Existence Case:…

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No Public Right Is Superior To Defence Of The Country: Uttarakhand HC Dismisses Challenge To Land Acquisition For ITBP Near LAC - The Law Communicants
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No Public Right Is Superior To Defence Of The Country: Uttarakhand HC Dismisses Challenge To Land Acquisition For ITBP Near LAC

"No Public Right Is Superior To Defence Of The Country": Uttarakhand HC Dismisses Challenge To Land Acquisition For ITBP Near LAC Case: Heera Singh Pangtey…

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Appointment under Outstanding Sportsperson Quota Can Be Made Only When There Is 'Direct Affiliation' With Indian Olympic Association: Rajasthan HC - The Law Communicants
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Appointment under Outstanding Sportsperson Quota Can Be Made Only When There Is ‘Direct Affiliation’ With Indian Olympic Association: Rajasthan HC

Appointment under Outstanding Sportsperson Quota Can Be Made Only When There Is 'Direct Affiliation' With Indian Olympic Association Case: Nisha v. State of Rajasthan Coram:…

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Section 138 NI Act - Complainant Not Expected To Initially Give Evidence of Financial Capacity Unless Accused Disputes It In Reply Notice: Supreme Court - The Law Communicants
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Section 138 NI Act – Complainant Not Expected To Initially Give Evidence of Financial Capacity Unless Accused Disputes It In Reply Notice: Supreme Court

Section 138 NI Act - Complainant Not Expected To Initially Give Evidence of Financial Capacity Unless Accused Disputes It In Reply Notice Case: Tedhi Singh…

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Order 41 Rule 27 CPC - True Test Is Whether Appellate Court Can Pronounce Judgment without Considering Additional Evidence Sought To Be Adduced: Supreme Court - The Law Communicants
Order 41 Rule 27 CPC - True Test Is Whether Appellate Court Can Pronounce Judgment without Considering Additional Evidence Sought To Be Adduced: Supreme Court

Order 41 Rule 27 CPC – True Test Is Whether Appellate Court Can Pronounce Judgment without Considering Additional Evidence Sought To Be Adduced: Supreme Court

Order 41 Rule 27 CPC - True Test Is Whether Appellate Court Can Pronounce Judgment without Considering Additional Evidence Sought To Be Adduced Case: Sanjay…

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