The petitioner no.2 was arrested under Sections 302, Indian penal code, “Punishment for murder”, section 34IPC, “Acts done by several persons
Since there was already an appeal pending, it abstained from venturing into that prospective and the legal implications of the Recovery Citation, b
The petitioner was arrested under Section 304B IPC, “Dowry death”, section 201, “Causing disappearance of evidence of the offense, or giving
When an employee has passed away, the death and retirement benefits owed to him must be paid by the employer to the deceased’s family along the s
In this case, the Appellant was a conductor with the Maharashtra State Transport Corporation (Respondent). During the period of service on 23.08.
Realising that the principle of continuous officiation is well settled, especially where inter-se seniority is not dealt with in the Rules, the Ful
The cognizance for extension of limitation awarded by the court during the Covid-19 pandemic was only on the ‘period of limitation’ and not the
A father does not own the daughter to dictate terms and every child has a right to use his or her mother’s surname. The child is free to use the
As per the provisions of Section 137 to 143 of the Evidence Act, the apprehension being entertained by the petitioners does not seem to have any le
The petitioner was taken into custody after being accused under Section 392 of the Indian Penal Code,” Punishment for robbery.” This ar
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