The appellate court should interfere with the conclusions of the trial court only when they are palpably erroneous, unreasonable, perverse and like
The appellate court should interfere with the conclusions of the trial court only when they are palpably erroneous, unreasonable, perverse and like
A fact is said not to be proved when it is neither proved nor disproved, this was upheld in the recent case of Sheetal Anil Berlekar v. Babasaheb G
The criminal appeal is filed under section 482 of CR.P.C ( speaks about High court can’t pass adverse order or observations against third par
The right to speedy trial is a concomitant of Article 21 of the Constitution of India and it can be presumed that one the facets would also be that
The test for determination of maintenance in matrimonial disputes depends upon the financial status of the Respondent and the standard of living th
At the time of inquiry or at the time of the trial of an offence, the evidence collected or recorded discloses that any person other than the accu
Incidents of child abuse have also risen exponentially since the Covid-19 pandemic, with new and insidious forms of cybercrime rearing their ugly h
Since private educational institutions perform public functions and are subject to state education rules, a Writ Petition can be filed against them
A miscarriage of justice happens when an innocent person is found guilty, allowing the actual perpetrator to flee the scene. The criminal justice s
The Petitions regarding change of date of birth to be dismissed on the grounds of delay and latches has been upheld by the High Court of Chhattisga