Custodial violence is loathsome & is unacceptable in a civilized society: Supreme Court of India
If any person dies because of custodial violence, it is abhorrent in law and completely unacceptable. It violates the rights guaranteed under Artic
Commission report prepared, before the petitioner being brought in the party array, cannot legally bind them: Kerala High Court
Where any person is added as defendant under Order I Rule 10(5) CPC,, the proceedings shall be deemed to have begun against the supplemental party
Continuing with the trial serves no purpose once after the complainant herself give quietus to the misunderstanding: Delhi High Court
It serves no useful purpose in continuing with the trial if the complainant herself accepts that made the complaint due to a misunderstanding. An F
Videography during election without causing any manner of disturbance to the voters shall be permitted: Kerala High Court
During the process of election, videography shall be permitted, without causing any manner of disturbance to the voters and officials or in any man
Execution proceedings can be stayed by High Court only after money is deposited: High Court of Delhi
When a court has ordered for stay in execution proceedings, such stay cannot remain unconditional and is subject to the amount of money being depos
Court cannot quantify and fix the amount of victim compensation under Section 357A CrPC: Jharkhand High Court
Court only has the right to recommend payment of compensation, which has to be quantified after adjudging the adequacy of the same, by the State or
Technical members, in their position at the board can function without a chairperson: Supreme Court of India.
The technical members, in their position at the board, can function without a chairperson. The Section 85 of TM Act inter alia stipulates the qua
Monitoring and suitable measures to be taken at Maramon Convention in the light of Covid-19: Kerala High Court
Kerala High Court ordered that Covid – 19 guidelines / advisories / protocol, should be strictly followed during Maramon Convention to be held fr
The real remedy for breaking caste is inter-marriage: Supreme Court of India
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar had said, “Where society is cut asunder, marriage as a binding force becomes a matter of urgent necessity”. Supreme Court of
Pleadings without clear cause of action inadmissible in court: High Court of Delhi
When the pleadings are made by the plaintiff for claim over property, it is important that the details of such property in its entirety are disclos
