Defamation Cases For Reporting Details Of FIR Are Attempt To Stifle Reporter: Bombay High Court
According to the Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court, a true news report on the details of an FIR is not defamatory, and taking legal action agai
Rs. 5 Lakh Imposed On Adani Port In Challenge To Disqualification In JNPA Tender: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court denied Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited’s petition of the Board of Trustees of Jawaharlal Nehru Port Autho
Friendliness does not amount to consent for a physical relationship: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court recently denied the anticipatory bail application of a man accused of impregnating a lady under the pretence of marriage, obs
Court directs State to affix reflectors on all animal carts : Rajasthan High Court
The High Court of Rajasthan, through learned judge, Justice Rameshwar Vyas in the case of General Manager Rajasthan State Road Transport Corp., Jai
Bail granted to murder accused who was in custody since 2015 along with her minor daughter: Rajasthan High Court
The High Court of Rajasthan, through learned judge, Justice Manoj Kumar Garg in the case of Simorna W/o Jitendra Vaishnav vs State Of Rajasthan (S.
Under Section 23(4) Of Drugs & Cosmetics Act, manufacturer is entitled to receive one sample of seized goods : Rajasthan High Court
The High Court of Rajasthan, through learned judge, Justice Birendra Kumar in the case of Vivek Pharmachem (India) Ltd vs State Of Rajasthan (S.B
Source and authenticity are the two hallmarks pertaining to electronic records sought to be used as evidence : Tripura High Court
The Tripura High Court in the case of Shri Khakchang Jamatia vs State Of Tripura (CRL.A (J) NO.10 OF 2020) upheld that source and authenticity are
State To Pay 5 Lakh As Compensation To Parents Of Deceased Because “Police Liable For His Death On Account Of Their Negligence”: Orissa HC
In Purna Chandra Mohapatra and Another v. State of Odisha & Others [Writ Petition (Civil) No. 13774 OF 2005], the Orissa High Court recently or
“Forensic Science Forms Integral Part Of Justice Delivery System”: Orissa HC
In the case of Ganeswar Behera v. State of Odisha and another, ( BLAPL No. 7569 of 2020), the Orissa High Court held that Forensic Science Forms In
Homicidal Nature Of Death Need Not Always Be Proved Through Direct Evidence: Orissa HC
In Milan v. State of Odisha (JCRLA No.64 of 2016), the Orissa High Court ruled that homicidal death does not necessarily necessitate direct evidenc
