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S.195 of CrPC does not hinder S.193 of IPC for the prosecution of presenting false evidence: Supreme Court

Section 195(1)(b)(i), CrPC will not bar prosecution by the investigating agency for offence punishable under Section 193, IPC, which is committed d

Validity of a will already decided cannot be questioned by high court: High Court of Jammu and Kashmir

Once a will has been officially proven, the court cannot interfere and consider the validity of the will again in the proceedings. This was decided

Educational Loan-To Provide Financial Support to Economically Weaker Students: High Court of Kerala

The main objective of educational loan scheme is to provide with an opportunity to economically weaker student to pursue their education with the f

Mandamus Writ- The issuance of disability certificate to differently abled children: High Court of Kerala

The Medical certificated and IQ test of special need and handicapped children is to be issued by Clinical Psychologists for the purpose to appear i

Rigorous imprisonment imposed by the court can be reduced in exceptional cases considering the facts and circumstances: Supreme Court of India

The ends of justice would be met if the sentence of two years rigorous imprisonment imposed by the Special Court and confirmed by the High Court is

Medical and financial conditions to be considered for the premature release of the amount deposited in the form of FDR : High Court of Delhi

The medical and financial conditions of a person to be considered as sufficient grounds for the release of the amount awarded in their favor deposi

Delay in receipt of signed arbitral award not grounds for defense in lapse of limitation period: Delhi High Court

An inordinate delay in the receipt of the signed copy of arbitral award by one of the parties cannot be held as a defense in the event of a lapse o

Re-assessment of imported goods to be done through same officer who assessed initially: Supreme Court

If a particular imported good has been assessed once by an officer and cleared but requires a re-assessment then the same officer shall undertake i

Court while exercising its revision jurisdiction cannot substitute its own conclusion: High Court of Delhi

Underlining the scope of revision petition it was held that if two courts have acquitted the accused, it cannot be said that the view taken by the

Seniority ascertained for promotion should be on basis of continuous length of service: High Court of Delhi

If a statute governing an institution includes a rule that promotion as per seniority shall be based upon the continuous length of service, this ca

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