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Mere custody of ammunition without awareness will not constitute offense U/S. 25 of the Arms Act, 1959: High Court of Delhi
Mere custody of ammunition without awareness will not constitute offense U/S. 25 of the Arms Act, 1959: High Court of Delhi

It is a well-settled law that where a person is not conscious of the ammunition in his possession, an offense under Section 25 of the Arms Act, 195

The court should first consider the other materials and evidence against the accused excluding the confessional statement of the co-accused: Gauhati High Court
The court should first consider the other materials and evidence against the accused excluding the confessional statement of the co-accused: Gauhati High Court

In the first instance, the court should consider the other material and evidence against the accused, excluding the co-confessional accused’s

Affidavit cannot be relied on to improve or supplement an order passed by authority: High Court of Delhi
Affidavit cannot be relied on to improve or supplement an order passed by authority: High Court of Delhi

The law is well settled that the validity of an order has to be judged by the reasons stated in the order itself and not by anything else, otherwis

Stringent action should be taken in the case of Mines and Minerals and also natural resources: Madras High Court

Illegal transportation of sand or minerals from mines must be checked by the Government. A single judge bench of Justice P Velmurugan while adjudic

Child unable to maintain herself is entitled to maintenance: Madras High Court
Child unable to maintain herself is entitled to maintenance: Madras High Court

An unmarried daughter unable to maintain herself is entitled to claim maintenance under the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956. A sing

Are Balance Sheet Entries an Acknowledgement of Debt: NCLAT

The entries in books of accounts would not amount to an acknowledgment of debt under section 18 of the Limitation Act, 1963 for proceedings under t

If the lack of motive is acknowledged, it is of little concern and pales into insignificance when the crime is proven by direct evidence: Gauhati High Court

If the lack of motive is acknowledged, it is of little concern and pales into insignificance when the crime is proven by direct evidence: Gauhati H

Condonation of delay cannot be granted on the ground of Non- communication of judgement: NCLAT

No one can take recourse that they have not been communicated the Judgment. It should be the duty of the council to keep track after the matter is

If the accused chooses not to give any explanation or gives a false answer, the same can be counted as providing the missing link in the chain of circumstances: Gauhati High Court

The incriminating circumstances which point to the guilt of the accused had been put to him, yet he chose not to give any explanation under Section

When Accused a History-Sheeter it is important to scrutinize every aspect and not capriciously release on bail: Supreme Court

While hearing a criminal appeal on the decision of the High Court which granted bail to an Accused history-sheeter, the Supreme court held that in