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Failure of the investigating agency to hold a test identification parade does not have the effect of weakening the evidence of identification in the court : Madhya Pradesh High Court
Failure of the investigating agency to hold a test identification parade does not have the effect of weakening the evidence of identification in the court : Madhya Pradesh High Court

In the case of Narayan vs State of MP (CRA 100 of 2012) the Madhya Pradesh High Court held that the failure of the investigating agency to hold a t

The bail or any other applications decided by the Special Court under NIA Act can only be heard by a Division Bench and not by a Single Bench: Allahabad High Court
The bail or any other applications decided by the Special Court under NIA Act can only be heard by a Division Bench and not by a Single Bench: Allahabad High Court

Under the NIA Act, there are special courts. By notification, the Central Government has the authority to establish Special Courts for any location

The victim resiled from her statement.  Bail granted. Trial Court was directed to take steps for a refund of compensation given to the victim & proceed with U/S 344 CrPC: Allahabad High Court
The victim resiled from her statement. Bail granted. Trial Court was directed to take steps for a refund of compensation given to the victim & proceed with U/S 344 CrPC: Allahabad High Court

The summary procedure for a trial for giving false testimony is governed by Section 344 CrPC. According to the requirements, the relevant court mus

Condonation of delay- Discretion to be exercised liberally-In absence of malafide or delay as dilatory tactics, Court should normally condone the delay: Allahabad High Court

The doctrine of Condonation of Delay is an exception to the statute of Limitations Act,1963. According to this, if the aggrieved party can show 

State directed to consider girl who was declared “male” in medical test, for post in the Police department: Bombay High Court

The State Government of Maharashtra was directed to consider a woman who was declared as “male” in her medical test for the non-constabulary po

Dying declaration is by itself sufficient to convict an accused of accusation levelled against him provided dying declaration is found to be voluntary, truthful and hence, could inspire confidence of Court: Bombay High Court

The decision that a dying declaration is by itself sufficient to convict an accused of the accusation levelled against him provided the dying decla

Divorce petition filed by a husband cannot be taken as an act of cruelty: Bombay High Court

The decision that a divorce petition filed by a husband cannot be taken as an act of cruelty was upheld by the Bombay High Court through Justice Vi

Writ of Mandamus prevent disorder  from  a  failure  of  justice  and  is  required to   be   granted   in   all   cases   where   law   has established   no   specific   remedy   and   whether justice  despite  demanded  has  not  been  granted: Patna High Court.

This case was filled by Surendra  Yadav,  son  of  Muneshwar  Yadav,  resident  of  Village-  Dhanauli,  P.O. and P.S. Baheri,  District

The issue of entitlement of back   wages has no straitjacket formula  and even after punishment  imposed upon the employee is  quashed by the court, the   payment of back wages still  remains discretionary: Patna High Court 

This case was filled by Santosh  Kumar S/o  Jagnarayan  Ram  R/o  Vill  –  Sahejni, P.S.  –  Piro,  DistBhojpur at Ara agains

Marital rape a valid ground to claim divorce : High Court of Kerala
Marital rape a valid ground to claim divorce : High Court of Kerala

The Division Bench of High Court of Kerala, through learned judges, Justice Muhamed Mustaque & Justice Kauser Edappagath, while hearing MAT. AP