Challenging Criminal Proceedings: An Analysis of Quashing Petitions under Section 482 of Cr.P.C.
Sri. S. Rajendra Kumar vs The State Of Karnataka 22 May, 2023 Bench: Hon’ble K.Natarajan Introduction: In the Indian legal system, the r
IF THE VEHICLE IS NOT CLAIMED BY THE ACCUSED OR OWNER OR INSURANCE COMPANY OR BY THIRD PARTY, THEN SUCH VEHICLE MAY BE ORDERED TO BE AUCTIONED BY THE COURT.: MADRAS HIGH COURT
The High Court of Madras passed a judgment on 25 April 2023 stating that if the vehicle is not claimed by the accused or owner or insurance company
INORDINATE DELAY IN FORWARDING THE FIR TO THE COURT, CREATES INITIAL DOUBT IN THE CASE OF THE PROSECUTION: MADRAS HIGH COURT
The High Court of Madras passed a judgment on 26 April 2023 stating that Inordinate delay in forwarding the FIR to the Court, creates initial dou
In our opinion the order passed by the Tribunal warrants no interference. No substantial questions of law arise in the present appeal: Bombay High court
The High Court of Bombay passed a judgement on 04 May 2023, in a recent legal battle under the Income Tax Act. The case of PR. COMMISSIONER OF INCO
Land Reservation for Public Parking Lapsed Due to the Authorities’ failure to take necessary steps for acquisition: Bombay High Court
INTRODUCTION: The High Court of Bombay passed a judgement on 04 May 2023 stating that that a land reservation for public parking, which had been in
GRATUITOUS PASSENGERS ARE NOT ENTITLED TO CLAIM COMPENSATION FROM THE INSURANCE COMPANY AND THE COMPANY CANNOT BE DIRECTED TO PAY THAT AMOUNT: MADRAS HIGH COURT
The High Court of Madras passed a judgment on 26 April 2023 stating that gratuitous passengers are not entitled to claim compensation from t
ONCE IT IS ASSESSED AND FOUND THAT A PERSON WHO HAD BEEN PROVIDED WITH SERVICE HAD COMMITTED AN ILLEGALITY THEN, HE IS LIABLE TO PAY THE CHARGES BASED ON THE ASSESSMENT UNDER THE ELECTRICITY ACT,2003: MADRAS HIGH COURT
The High Court of Madras passed a judgment on 27 April 2023 stating that Once it is assessed and found that a person who had been provided with ser
Understanding Vicarious Liability in Criminal Proceedings: A Case Analysis
Mr. Kaningat Rajan vs M/S. Ample Technologies Private 18 May, 2023 Bench: Hon’ble K.Natarajan Introduction: In a recent case filed under
Karnataka High Court ruling emphasizes the need for direct evidence in Corruption Allegations
Mr Yashwanth vs State Of Karnataka 18 May, 2023 Bench: Hon’ble K.Natarajan Facts The complainant, a retired Under Secretary named Shivashan
ONCE IN THE COMPREHENSIVE TITLE SUIT, THE DECREE IS PASSED AGAINST THE APPELLANTS, THEREAFTER, ANY FURTHER CLAIM WILL BE BARRED BY RES-JUDICATA: MADRAS HIGH COURT
The High Court of Madras passed a judgment on 27 April 2023 stating that Once in the comprehensive title suit, the decree is passed against the app
