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At the stage of issuing summons, a strict standard of proof cannot be applied and the court is required to see that there are satisfactory grounds

It is settled in law that the Executing Court has to decide only questions with regard to execution, discharge and satisfaction of the decree and c

Confessional statements can be truly powerful, especially in the court of law. Once recorded through proper procedural rules, it can play the most

The appellate authority under the RTI (Right to Information) Act of the Securities and Exchange Board of India comprising of Mr. Anand Baiwar adjud

Mr Singh is of the view that the information with respect to orders passed by SEBI can be found out by the appellant by accessing the information a

Pension is payable periodically as long as the pensioner is alive whereas the gratuity is ordinarily paid only once on retirement. Therefore, any a

The doctrine of frustration of contract does not apply to a consent decree and that a decree remains binding on the parties till set aside. A compr