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By the team of Prime Legal
The parents of the deceased are always considered as dependent upon their children: High Court of Delhi
The parents of the deceased are always considered as dependent upon their children: High Court of Delhi

Even if the parents are not dependent on their children at the time of the accident, they will certainly be dependent, both financially and emotion

Authority under Rule 4(3) of the FEMA Adjudication Rules should provide clear and explicit reasons to proceed with inquiry: High Court of Delhi

The Adjudicating Authority, under the Scheme of the FEMA, performs a quasi-judicial function as opposed to a purely administrative function. The re

Indian Women face a misogynistic society with an entrenched cultural bias: Madras High Court

The challenges Indian women face are formidable: they include a misogynistic society with entrenched cultural values and beliefs, bias (often sub-c

Prevent registration of bogus documents to safeguard the interest of public and their properties: Madras High Court
Prevent registration of bogus documents to safeguard the interest of public and their properties: Madras High Court

In order to reduce the number of fraudulent deeds being registered where land sharks or land grabbers artificially create encumbrance over properti

Does the Adjudicating Authority or Resolution Professional enjoy any latitude in according preferential treatment to any creditor during ongoing CIRP : NCLAT

During CIRP if the Resolution Professional finds that any preferential transaction is made, then he is at liberty to file an Application under Sect

Appellant Court may dispense with service of notice to respondent(s), when not appeared or represented in Trial Court or First Appellate Court: Himachal Pradesh High Court
Appellant Court may dispense with service of notice to respondent(s), when not appeared or represented in Trial Court or First Appellate Court: Himachal Pradesh High Court

Order 41 Rule 14 CPC provides that Appellate Court should cause publication and service of notice upon the respondent(s) to appear and answer the i

Quantity of substance falls within “such factors as it may deem fit” under S.32B NDPS Act, while imposing the sentence higher than the minimum: Supreme Court

On an appeal regarding the punishment under section 21 of NDPS Act, 1985 where the Special Court and High Court award 20 years of R.I, the supreme

When complainant herself takes initiative and states that she wants to give quietus to the dispute, in such case there is no purpose to continue with the trial: High Court of Delhi

The FIR should not be quashed in case of rape as it is a heinous offence, but when the complainant/prosecutrix herself takes the initiative and sta

The date of issuance of a Letter of Acceptance has to be taken as day “zero” and not day “one”: High Court of Delhi
The date of issuance of a Letter of Acceptance has to be taken as day “zero” and not day “one”: High Court of Delhi

The legal position that emerges is that law disregards fractions. While calculating the number of days, the fraction of a day has not to be counted

Where there has been a long period of continuous separation, it may fairly be concluded that the matrimonial bond is beyond repair: Tripura High Court

If there is a prolonged time of continual separation, the matrimonial relationship is fairly irreparable. Marriage is a lie but backed by a civil r