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The Magistrate has to carefully Scrutinise the Evidence brought on Record: High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh at Jammu

The necessity for the Magistrate to exercise caution, specify the offense, and scrutinize effectively, the evidence brought on record prior to sett

Appeal against Section 138 of Negotiable Instruments Act dismissed: Karnataka High Court

CriminalJudgement Reviewed by sugam Anand Mishra appeal is dismissed by the court, against the acquittal of accused for the offence, punishable u

Refraining One From Being Heard Is A Violation Of A Fundamental Right: In Bombay High Court

The right to being heard is a fundamental right for any individual, violation of that can be termed a violation of a fundamental right. Refraining

Every member of unlawful assembly is considered to be guilty of offence committed with a requisite common object: High Court of Delhi

Every member of unlawful assembly is considered to be guilty of offence committed in prosecution of common object. The basis of the constructive gu

A ‘necessary party’ to a suit can only be someone who may be a ‘necessary witness’ to the case: High Court of Delhi

A ‘necessary party’ to a suit can be someone who may only be a ‘necessary witness’ and if the plaintiff opposes such impleadment, the Court

The first information report is not an encyclopedia of the case of the prosecution – Jharkhand high court

The first information report is not an encyclopedia of the case of the prosecution – Jharkhand high court A criminal revision petition was filed

Judgment passed by the learned trial court was set aside because of various contradictions in evidence – Jharkhand high court

Judgment passed by the learned trial court was set aside because of various contradictions in evidence – Jharkhand high court A criminal appeal w

If student has withdrawn from course, college not entitled to full fees : Karnataka High Court

The petitioner’s in this case secured a order from the court where respondent college had to return the petitioner’s original documents and ret

“There is no question of repeal of a statute which has been declared as unconstitutional by a Court” : Supreme Court

A statute which has been previously struck down and declared constitutional already the apex court does not need to be repealed again by the court

Where Circumstances Necessitating Detention do not Exist, Bail must be Granted: High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh at Jammu

In absence of anything to show violent action, repeat offense, or other circumstances necessitating detention, a bail application must be considere

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