Bombay-High-Court-Full-Bench-states-that-a-victim-cannot-appeal-under-Section-14-A-of-the-SC-ST-Act-for-acquittal-or-bail-in-cases-involving-both-POCSO-and-SC-ST-Acts-The-Law-Communicants
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Bombay High Court (Full Bench) states that a victim cannot appeal under Section 14-A of the SC/ST Act for acquittal or bail in cases involving both POCSO and SC/ST Acts

Bombay High Court (Full Bench) states that a victim cannot appeal under Section 14-A of the SC/ST Act for acquittal or bail in cases involving…

Continue ReadingBombay High Court (Full Bench) states that a victim cannot appeal under Section 14-A of the SC/ST Act for acquittal or bail in cases involving both POCSO and SC/ST Acts
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In POCSO cases, the Bombay High Court instructs the state government to establish guidelines for conducting Test Identification Parades, with a focus on maintaining the confidentiality of the victim

In POCSO cases, the Bombay High Court instructs the state government to establish guidelines for conducting Test Identification Parades, with a focus on maintaining the…

Continue ReadingIn POCSO cases, the Bombay High Court instructs the state government to establish guidelines for conducting Test Identification Parades, with a focus on maintaining the confidentiality of the victim
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Punjab and Haryana High Court sees the state seeking the Union of India’s opinion on the appointment of district judges as a significant threat to the independence of the high court’s functioning

Punjab and Haryana High Court sees the state seeking the Union of India's opinion on the appointment of district judges as a significant threat to…

Continue ReadingPunjab and Haryana High Court sees the state seeking the Union of India’s opinion on the appointment of district judges as a significant threat to the independence of the high court’s functioning
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Kerala High Court clarifies that Section 5 of the Limitation Act is not applicable to condone delay in filing a plea challenging an arbitration award under Section 34 of the Arbitration Act

Kerala High Court clarifies that Section 5 of the Limitation Act is not applicable to condone delay in filing a plea challenging an arbitration award…

Continue ReadingKerala High Court clarifies that Section 5 of the Limitation Act is not applicable to condone delay in filing a plea challenging an arbitration award under Section 34 of the Arbitration Act
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Kerala High Court Stresses Judicial Caution, Asserts Inability to Prosecute Magistrate under Section 228-A IPC for Inadvertent Omission to Anonymize Rape Victim’s Details

Kerala High Court Stresses Judicial Caution, Asserts Inability to Prosecute Magistrate under Section 228-A IPC for Inadvertent Omission to Anonymize Rape Victim's Details Case: XXX…

Continue ReadingKerala High Court Stresses Judicial Caution, Asserts Inability to Prosecute Magistrate under Section 228-A IPC for Inadvertent Omission to Anonymize Rape Victim’s Details
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Madras High Court Restrains Service Centre from Using the ‘Royal Enfield’ Trademark for Goods and Services, Recognizing It as a Well-Known Brand in the Motor Industry

Madras High Court Restrains Service Centre from Using the 'Royal Enfield' Trademark for Goods and Services, Recognizing It as a Well-Known Brand in the Motor…

Continue ReadingMadras High Court Restrains Service Centre from Using the ‘Royal Enfield’ Trademark for Goods and Services, Recognizing It as a Well-Known Brand in the Motor Industry
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Extended tenure in an industrial establishment should generally be acknowledged as beneficial for the worker: Karnataka High Court

Extended tenure in an industrial establishment should generally be acknowledged as beneficial for the worker: Karnataka High Court Case: SKF India Limited v. A V…

Continue ReadingExtended tenure in an industrial establishment should generally be acknowledged as beneficial for the worker: Karnataka High Court
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In the Vivo Money Laundering Case, the Delhi High Court rejects the pleas of three accused claiming unlawful detention in jail without a judicial order

In the Vivo Money Laundering Case, the Delhi High Court rejects the pleas of three accused claiming unlawful detention in jail without a judicial order…

Continue ReadingIn the Vivo Money Laundering Case, the Delhi High Court rejects the pleas of three accused claiming unlawful detention in jail without a judicial order
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Sec 300 IPC: The Gujarat High Court asserts that even a single injury leading to the death of the victim can constitute ‘murder’

Sec 300 IPC: The Gujarat High Court asserts that even a single injury leading to the death of the victim can constitute 'murder' Case: State…

Continue ReadingSec 300 IPC: The Gujarat High Court asserts that even a single injury leading to the death of the victim can constitute ‘murder’
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The Delhi High Court holds that Family Courts may extend the time for filing a written statement if exceptional circumstances are demonstrated

The Delhi High Court holds that Family Courts may extend the time for filing a written statement if exceptional circumstances are demonstrated Case: MS NIDHI…

Continue ReadingThe Delhi High Court holds that Family Courts may extend the time for filing a written statement if exceptional circumstances are demonstrated
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No Inherent Right to Continue: Jammu and Kashmir High Court Denies Relief to Contractual Doctor Seeking Service Extension Following the Closure of COVID Hospitals

No Inherent Right to Continue: Jammu and Kashmir High Court Denies Relief to Contractual Doctor Seeking Service Extension Following the Closure of COVID Hospitals Case:…

Continue ReadingNo Inherent Right to Continue: Jammu and Kashmir High Court Denies Relief to Contractual Doctor Seeking Service Extension Following the Closure of COVID Hospitals
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Application of Section 89 CPC extends to disputes settled outside courts, encompassing proceedings before the Rent Control Court: Kerala High Court

Application of Section 89 CPC extends to disputes settled outside courts, encompassing proceedings before the Rent Control Court: Kerala High Court Case: Sindhu A.K. v.…

Continue ReadingApplication of Section 89 CPC extends to disputes settled outside courts, encompassing proceedings before the Rent Control Court: Kerala High Court
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When the tenant is not present at the tenanted premises, the Delhi High Court mandates that summonses must be served at the alternative address

When the tenant is not present at the tenanted premises, the Delhi High Court mandates that summonses must be served at the alternative address Case:…

Continue ReadingWhen the tenant is not present at the tenanted premises, the Delhi High Court mandates that summonses must be served at the alternative address
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The escalating misuse of the RTI Act has resulted in a state of paralysis and instilled fear among government officials: Delhi High Court

The escalating misuse of the RTI Act has resulted in a state of paralysis and instilled fear among government officials: Delhi High Court Case: SHISHIR…

Continue ReadingThe escalating misuse of the RTI Act has resulted in a state of paralysis and instilled fear among government officials: Delhi High Court
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Regarding Section 60 of the Copyright Act, the Bombay High Court emphasizes that an inquiry into ‘groundless legal proceedings’ cannot conclusively determine the question of copyright infringement

Regarding Section 60 of the Copyright Act, the Bombay High Court emphasizes that an inquiry into 'groundless legal proceedings' cannot conclusively determine the question of…

Continue ReadingRegarding Section 60 of the Copyright Act, the Bombay High Court emphasizes that an inquiry into ‘groundless legal proceedings’ cannot conclusively determine the question of copyright infringement
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Chhattisgarh High Court urges humanity to eliminate bias against dark-skinned women, highlighting that portraying them as under-confident and insecure perpetuates harmful stereotypes

Chhattisgarh High Court urges humanity to eliminate bias against dark-skinned women, highlighting that portraying them as under-confident and insecure perpetuates harmful stereotypes Case: Rewaram Verma…

Continue ReadingChhattisgarh High Court urges humanity to eliminate bias against dark-skinned women, highlighting that portraying them as under-confident and insecure perpetuates harmful stereotypes
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Despite the cancellation of the insurance policy, the Bombay High Court holds the insurance company liable under the ‘Pay and Recover’ principle if the offending vehicle’s owner did not receive proper intimation

Despite the cancellation of the insurance policy, the Bombay High Court holds the insurance company liable under the 'Pay and Recover' principle if the offending…

Continue ReadingDespite the cancellation of the insurance policy, the Bombay High Court holds the insurance company liable under the ‘Pay and Recover’ principle if the offending vehicle’s owner did not receive proper intimation
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Tenant can bequeath the suit property through a will even before the grant of occupancy rights. The beneficiary mentioned in the will becomes the absolute owner: Karnataka High Court

Tenant can bequeath the suit property through a will even before the grant of occupancy rights. The beneficiary mentioned in the will becomes the absolute…

Continue ReadingTenant can bequeath the suit property through a will even before the grant of occupancy rights. The beneficiary mentioned in the will becomes the absolute owner: Karnataka High Court
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Section 311 of the CrPC not only seeks to achieve substantial justice but also aims to establish an orderly society: Himachal Pradesh High Court

Section 311 of the CrPC not only seeks to achieve substantial justice but also aims to establish an orderly society: Himachal Pradesh High Court Case:…

Continue ReadingSection 311 of the CrPC not only seeks to achieve substantial justice but also aims to establish an orderly society: Himachal Pradesh High Court
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During the framing of charges, the accused has the right to request the production of documents submitted to the investigating officer under Section 91 of the CrPC, even if the accused already possesses those documents: Bombay High Court

During the framing of charges, the accused has the right to request the production of documents submitted to the investigating officer under Section 91 of…

Continue ReadingDuring the framing of charges, the accused has the right to request the production of documents submitted to the investigating officer under Section 91 of the CrPC, even if the accused already possesses those documents: Bombay High Court
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According to the J&K High Court, a drug manufacturer cannot be convicted twice for the same violation, even if substandard drug samples are collected from different locations

According to the J&K High Court, a drug manufacturer cannot be convicted twice for the same violation, even if substandard drug samples are collected from…

Continue ReadingAccording to the J&K High Court, a drug manufacturer cannot be convicted twice for the same violation, even if substandard drug samples are collected from different locations
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Gautam Navlakha’s bail order for the Bhima Koregaon-Elgar Parishad case, points out that there is no evidence indicating his involvement in a terrorist act: Bombay High Court

Gautam Navlakha's bail order for the Bhima Koregaon-Elgar Parishad case, points out that there is no evidence indicating his involvement in a terrorist act: Bombay…

Continue ReadingGautam Navlakha’s bail order for the Bhima Koregaon-Elgar Parishad case, points out that there is no evidence indicating his involvement in a terrorist act: Bombay High Court
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Kerala High Court allows ‘Ripper Jayanandhan’ to attend a book release function with a two-day escort parole

Kerala High Court allows 'Ripper Jayanandhan' to attend a book release function with a two-day escort parole Case: Indira v. State of Kerala Coram: Justice…

Continue ReadingKerala High Court allows ‘Ripper Jayanandhan’ to attend a book release function with a two-day escort parole
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The Supreme Court says that canceling a deed is a personal action, not a general one, and can be resolved through arbitration

The Supreme Court says that canceling a deed is a personal action, not a general one, and can be resolved through arbitration Case: SUSHMA SHIVKUMAR…

Continue ReadingThe Supreme Court says that canceling a deed is a personal action, not a general one, and can be resolved through arbitration
The-Supreme-Court-underscores-the-need-for-careful-scrutiny-when-examining-the-testimony-of-the-sole-eyewitness-who-also-happens-to-be-the-complainant-The-Law-Communicants
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The Supreme Court underscores the need for careful scrutiny when examining the testimony of the sole eyewitness who also happens to be the complainant

The Supreme Court underscores the need for careful scrutiny when examining the testimony of the sole eyewitness who also happens to be the complainant Case:…

Continue ReadingThe Supreme Court underscores the need for careful scrutiny when examining the testimony of the sole eyewitness who also happens to be the complainant
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The Slum Rehabilitation Authority must adhere to its established policies, ensuring that private arrangements do not take precedence: Supreme Court

The Slum Rehabilitation Authority must adhere to its established policies, ensuring that private arrangements do not take precedence: Supreme Court Case: SAYUNKTA SANGHARSH SAMITI vs.…

Continue ReadingThe Slum Rehabilitation Authority must adhere to its established policies, ensuring that private arrangements do not take precedence: Supreme Court
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Efficient judicial functioning is jeopardized when parties are permitted to backtrack from their commitments without providing any justifiable reasons, as emphasized by the Delhi High Court

Efficient judicial functioning is jeopardized when parties are permitted to backtrack from their commitments without providing any justifiable reasons, as emphasized by the Delhi High…

Continue ReadingEfficient judicial functioning is jeopardized when parties are permitted to backtrack from their commitments without providing any justifiable reasons, as emphasized by the Delhi High Court
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J&K High Court stresses that Section 37 of the NDPS Act must be interpreted in line with the fundamental right to life and liberty guaranteed under Article 21

J&K High Court stresses that Section 37 of the NDPS Act must be interpreted in line with the fundamental right to life and liberty guaranteed…

Continue ReadingJ&K High Court stresses that Section 37 of the NDPS Act must be interpreted in line with the fundamental right to life and liberty guaranteed under Article 21
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Delhi High Court Orders Litigant Claiming Ownership of Territory Between Ganga and Yamuna from Agra to Gurugram to Pay ₹10,000 in Costs

Delhi High Court Orders Litigant Claiming Ownership of Territory Between Ganga and Yamuna from Agra to Gurugram to Pay ₹10,000 in Costs Case: KUNWAR MAHENDER…

Continue ReadingDelhi High Court Orders Litigant Claiming Ownership of Territory Between Ganga and Yamuna from Agra to Gurugram to Pay ₹10,000 in Costs
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Calcutta High Court states that arranging groups in the tender process with clear distinctions is acceptable; it shouldn’t be criticized just because it may not be convenient for all bidders

Calcutta High Court states that arranging groups in the tender process with clear distinctions is acceptable; it shouldn't be criticized just because it may not…

Continue ReadingCalcutta High Court states that arranging groups in the tender process with clear distinctions is acceptable; it shouldn’t be criticized just because it may not be convenient for all bidders
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In cases under the Prevention of Corruption Act, the prosecution must independently prove the ‘Pendency of Official Favour,’ without relying on external support: AP High Court

In cases under the Prevention of Corruption Act, the prosecution must independently prove the 'Pendency of Official Favour,' without relying on external support: AP High…

Continue ReadingIn cases under the Prevention of Corruption Act, the prosecution must independently prove the ‘Pendency of Official Favour,’ without relying on external support: AP High Court
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Kerala High Court Elaborates on ‘Partial Restraint’ under Section 55 of the Travancore-Cochin Hindu Religious Institutions Act, Allowing Grievance Redressal Without Instituting a Lawsuit

Kerala High Court Elaborates on 'Partial Restraint' under Section 55 of the Travancore-Cochin Hindu Religious Institutions Act, Allowing Grievance Redressal Without Instituting a Lawsuit Case:…

Continue ReadingKerala High Court Elaborates on ‘Partial Restraint’ under Section 55 of the Travancore-Cochin Hindu Religious Institutions Act, Allowing Grievance Redressal Without Instituting a Lawsuit
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Delhi High Court Rules: Insolvency Resolution Professionals Are Not Deemed ‘Public Servants’ According to the Prevention of Corruption Act

Delhi High Court Rules: Insolvency Resolution Professionals Are Not Deemed 'Public Servants' According to the Prevention of Corruption Act Case: DR. ARUN MOHAN v. CENTRAL…

Continue ReadingDelhi High Court Rules: Insolvency Resolution Professionals Are Not Deemed ‘Public Servants’ According to the Prevention of Corruption Act