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The definition of ‘gang’ under the Uttar Pradesh Gangsters and Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act, 1986 must be interpreted in a broader sense: High court of Allahabad
The definition of ‘gang’ under the Uttar Pradesh Gangsters and Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act, 1986 must be interpreted in a broader sense: High court of Allahabad
July 19, 2021by Primelegal Team0

The meaning of ‘gang’ under section 2(b) of the Uttar Pradesh Gangsters and Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act, 1986 has two parts and bot

No Court can grant any extension of limitation against the provisions of the act: High Court of Chhattisgarh
July 19, 2021by Primelegal Team0

Any extension cannot be granted by the court beyond the time period mentioned as a limitation in the enactment. This is to ensure that the cases do

A healthy able bodied man cannot be relieved maintaining his wife merely on the ground that he is unemployed or has a very little income: Calcutta High Court.
A healthy able bodied man cannot be relieved maintaining his wife merely on the ground that he is unemployed or has a very little income: Calcutta High Court.
July 19, 2021by Primelegal Team0

A wife is to be maintained by her husband at the standard that she would have enjoyed had she been able to live in her husband’s household. A sin

A woman cannot claim that her consent was wrongfully obtained on a false promise, if she continued to engage in sexual intercourse with the accused for many years: High Court of Chhattisgarh
July 19, 2021by Primelegal Team0

If a woman is has consented to sexual intercourse with a man because he falsely promised to marry, she is required to file a complaint soon after.

A prosecution witness’s statement cannot be said to be invalid merely because he has enmity with the accused: High Court of Chhattisgarh
July 19, 2021by Primelegal Team0

In a criminal trial, the statement of a prosecution witness cannot be said to be invalid solely on grounds that there is some dispute or enmity wit

Petition denied due to the absence of necessary ingredients required to prove “coercion” under Section 15 of the Indian Contract Act, 1972: The High Court of Delhi
Petition denied due to the absence of necessary ingredients required to prove “coercion” under Section 15 of the Indian Contract Act, 1972: The High Court of Delhi
July 19, 2021by Primelegal Team0

Absence of necessary ingredients required to prove coercion cannot used to file allegations against the accused and hence no case can be establishe

Being bound by the precedents established earlier, the court declared the judgment on similar lines in spite of highlighting certain issues: The High court of Delhi
July 19, 2021by Primelegal Team0

The court, although being unconvinced with the facts of the case, declared the case in favor of the petitioner because of its obligation to be boun

Appellate authority found that the respondent is not obliged to provide a response where the information sought is vague and not specific.: SEBI.
July 19, 2021by Primelegal Team0

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

“the said queries cannot be construed as seeking ‘information’ as defined under section 2 (f) of the RTI Act..”: Appellate Authority, SEBI.
July 19, 2021by Primelegal Team0

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

All material details to be fully disclosed before the court: Bombay High Court
All material details to be fully disclosed before the court: Bombay High Court
July 18, 2021by Primelegal Team0

The disclosure of all facts which play an important role in securing justice in a case must be revealed before the court and not facts which are a