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In cases where there is a settlement between the convict and the complainant, the Court must not liberally exercise the option of quashing the crim

Suppression of material and vital facts serve to be a legitimate ground to dismiss a writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India,

While addressing a criminal revision petition regarding the addition of a charge, the high court held that under section 216 of the Code of crimina

The petitioner’s counsel may be right in finding out that the defendant cannot resile from a direct statement taken under oath. A mistake, a

While addressing a dispute regarding the order of the High Court under IBC and the order of NCLAT, NCLT the Supreme Court held that as per section

It is compulsory for the Government to compensate and rehabilitate those individuals, from whom land has been acquired by the Government in order t

Bail may be granted to an individual who is accused of a cognizable offence, if the crime alleged against him/her is not prima facie proved. A sing

Section 33 of the 1947 Act plays an important role in the maintenance of the status quo between disputants, while adjudication is pending before th

The fact remains that the petitioner never resided with parents-in-law and always stayed at the place of posting of her husband and visited them oc