Bail denied in the matter of Brutal Assault and Hanging till Death: High Court Of Patna
The accused was arrested for brutally assaulting and hanging the informant’s son to death. In the case, there was a sole witness who confirme
Grievous Hurt doesn’t mandatorily amount to assault: High Court Of Patna
The Petitioner alleged to have grievously hurt the vendor granted bail by the High Court. The facts and circumstances showed that it was a trivial
When a litigant opts for common law remedy, he may choose either the civil court or the industrial forum : Supreme Court
The civil courts may have the limited jurisdiction in service matters, but jurisdiction may not be available to Court to adjudicate on orders passe
Without any enquiry or arriving at a finding, disbelieving the explanation of one party, the High Court is not justified in rejecting the application for condonation of delay : Supreme Court
While dealing with the issue of condonation of delay in respect of matters pending at the appellate stage, the advocates usually inform the litigan
A police officer cannot investigate a non-cognizable offence without the order of a Magistrate of the first or second class having power to try such case: High Court of J&K and Ladakh
The expression “investigation” has different connotations than the expression “inquiry”. Section 4(h) of Cr. P. C defines “investigation
High Court can quash the criminal proceedings if it is known that because of the compromise arrived at between the parties, there is remote possibility of securing conviction of the accused: High Court of J&K and Ladakh
Offenses arising out of matrimony relating to dowry or disputes which have predominantly civil flavor where the wrong is basically private or perso
A Magistrate does not have investigative powers to record statements during the investigation: Rajasthan High Court
The Magistrate does not have the power to record statements of a person unsponsored by the Investigating Agency since it might lead to burdening th
Candidates cannot challenge selection process without concrete evidence: Himachal Pradesh High Court
Once a candidate has accepted a particular selection process and has participated in the same without challenging it, she/he cannot challenge such
Appeals against certain identified orders of the court and arbitral tribunal play an important role: High Court Of New Delhi
Petitioner issued a Notice of Negligence under Clause 37 of the GCC against the respondent for not obeying the orders passed by them and the same i
Section 15 of the Mines and Mineral (Development & Regulation) Act, 1957 is exclusively reserved to the State Government and the State Government : Jammu and Kashmir High Court
In the exercise of the power to frame statutory rules in respect of minor minerals, has already promulgated the statutory rules in terms of SRO 105
