Property suit lacking clear reasons for actionable claim can be dismissed: High Court of Delhi
When the plaintiff pleads for claim over property, it is important that the details of such property in its entirety are disclosed and vague disclo
Minor girl who eloped voluntarily is not termed ‘kidnapping’ under Section 363 IPC: High Court of Calcutta
If a minor girl has voluntarily gone with another person and was not induced but was engaged in a romantic relationship with him, it will not fall
Ingredients of Section 498 A IPC should be proved beyond reasonable doubt for conviction: Supreme Court of India
The ingredients of Section 498A IPC have to be proved against the accused by the prosecution beyond reasonable doubt to upheld conviction.
Taking advantage of the mental condition of the victim should be dealt with an iron hand: Supreme Court of India
The order passed by the High Court in reversing the order of acquittal and convicting the accused of the offenses under Sections 376 & 506 IPC
Any record of statement taken in police custody not to be considered as custody: High Court of Delhi
When a police officer reduces into writing any statement made to him by a witness, in the course of investigation under Section 161 of CrPC, such a
Sympathetic view can be taken against the accused to reduce the sentence even in serious non compoundable offences: Supreme Court of India
A sympathetic view was taken in this case to reconsider the quantum of sentences awarded to the appellants by inspiring the victim’s confidence t
Court can award penalty along with compensation for not responding to summons: High Court of Delhi
When an accused does not respond to court summons or an undertaking which was filed and not obeyed to, the court can award penalty along with the c
Breach of a promise cannot said to be a false promise: Supreme Court of India
To establish whether the “consent” was vitiated by a “misconception of fact” arising out of a promise to marry, two propositions must be es
No recognized degree of MBBS in Alternative Medicine and no such degree is recognized by the Government of India: High Court of Jharkhand
There is no dispute to the fact that the clinical establishment was being run by a person on the basis of forged and unrecognized degree and diplom
Non IPC offences with imprisonment that can be extended more than 3- years are non-bailable: High Court of Bombay
If the offences in the other laws i.e. other than IPC are punishable with imprisonment for three years and upwards then the offences are cognizable
