Criminal Justice System
Introduction: Society is a group of people living with each other. The basic need of human being is peace and security through human beings nature
Divorce by customary practice u/s 29(2) HMA is valid: High Court of Delhi
Marriage dissolved through deeds of dissolution executed in the presence of the Panchayat, rather than pursuing a formal decree of divorce through
The principle of construction of statutory Rules would apply to the interpretation of Punjab Police Rules, 1934: Supreme Court of India
“The High Court did not commit any error in construing the Rules in the manner as was construed by the High Court. We endorse the view of the
For Granting a Bail, it is required for the court to check the level of seriousness of allegations: High Court of Rajasthan
For granting a bail to the petitioner, it is important to check the seriousness of allegations level against the petitioner. This honorable judgeme
Issuance of Composite licenses for country made liquor and IMFL to Increase Business of Licensee: High Court of Rajasthan.
To increase the business of each licensee, composite licenses for country made liquor and IMFL are being issued for every shop instead of existing
The Issue of Regular Pay Scale is Best Adjudicated by the Payment of Wages Authority: High Court of Rajasthan
The question of wages for the period during which the work has been done can be best adjudicated by the Payment of Wages Authority.This honorable j
Financing arrangements by financial institutions towards fulfilling infrastructure projects, based on the sanctity of the commercial contracts, are to be duly observed: Supreme Court of India
The NCLT is supervising the resolution process with a government-appointed Board now being in charge of the management of IL&FS and that the fi
Common object required for offence punishable under Section 302/149 IPC: Supreme Court of India
It is always open for the appellate court to reverse findings on appreciation of evidence on record and there must be a common objective for the co
There can be no rigid standard or yardstick for acceptance or rejection of a dying declaration: Supreme Court of India
A dying declaration is admissible in evidence under Section 32 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 and it alone can also form the basis for conviction
“Cherished Goal” of Arbitration is Finality of Arbitration Awards which Needs to be Fulfilled: High Court of New Delhi.
The equality in rate of interest, would be in consonance with one of the objectives of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, namely, finality
