Bail plea rejected of an accused, convicted for molestation: High court of Punjab and Haryana
A petition was filed under section 439 of CrPC for the grant of regular bail. The petitioner was convicted under section 354 IPC, “Assault or cri
Grant or revocation of probate can only be done by the Probate Court and not by the Civil Court: The High Court of Delhi
A bare perusal of Section 263 of the Indian Succession Act reveals that the grant of probate or letter of administration or the revocation or annul
Section 144B (7) of CBDT provides in favor of a personal hearing to be given to the assessee in case of income variations: The High Court of Delhi
Under sub-clause (h) of Section 144B (7)(xii) read with Section 144B (7) (viii), the respondent/revenue has been given the power to frame standards
A right to be heard, before removing from office of Panchayat is mandatory: Bombay High Court
In terms of proviso to Section 39 of the Act, there is a right to be hard, before removing any member from the office of Panchayat, held, Justice S
Grievance of petitioner must be inquired through recording of evidence only: Bombay High Court
Any inquiry into the grievance raised by the petitioner would necessarily entail finding on facts, which can be arrived at only upon recording of e
The driver of the vehicle should hold a valid driving licence as on the date of the accident: High Court of Delhi.
Insurance companies generally have this clause in their Insurance policies, as per which the driver of the vehicle should hold a valid driving lice
Apellate files 118 applications under the RTI Act in SEBI between 1st April 2021 to 15th of June, 2021.: Part 1
The appellate authority under the RTI (Right to Information) Act of the Securities and Exchange Board of India comprising of Mr. Anand Baiwar adjud
Apellate files 118 applications under the RTI Act in SEBI between 1st April 2021 to 15th of June, 2021.: Part 2
In the context of filing multiple applications under RTI Act seeking similar information, Mr Baiwar referred to the matter of the Hon’ble CIC, in
Accused are entitled to a benefit of doubt in a criminal case: Bombay High Court
In any criminal case, the prosecution has to prove under the Indian Penal Code, that the accused are guilty beyond reasonable doubt, held, a bench
Section 311 of CrPC cannot be used to fill lacunae in the prosecution evidence: Bombay High Court
Under Section 311 Cr.P.C, any Court may, at any stage of any inquiry, trial or other proceeding summon any person as a witness or examine any perso
