Prosecution must attract the ingredients of all the offences alleged: Kerala High Court
The trial court must consider whether the materials produced by the prosecution, prima facie, attract the ingredients of all the offences alleged a
Rape-accused acquitted after 20 years of wrongful conviction: Allahabad High Court
Accused wrongfully convicted for Rape, criminal intimidation, and charges under Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Act, 1989 was acquitted after
Dilated Cardiomyopathy condition would not facilitate any benefit under Section 47 of the Disability Act: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court backed a High Court’s decision, where disability compensation was denied to a seaman and it was concluded that Dilated Cardiomy
No restraining order for bank guarantee unless fraud is established: High Court of Delhi
When a party seeks for injunction from the court with respect to encashment of a bank guarantee, it must be able to present a prima facie case of f
Initiation and Commencement of the CIRP are different: Supreme Court of India
The initiation and the commencement of the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process are two different things. The ‘initiation date’ is r
The injuries inflicted without premeditation in a sudden provocation to fall under Section 304 IPC: Supreme Court
In a case where the cause of provocation was sudden, without premeditation, the appellant was liable to be convicted for an offence under Section 3
Woman cannot be treated like a slave just because she suffers from a psychological illness: Odisha High Court
The psychological illness of the woman does not give the husband and his family members the handle to treat her like slave. Odisha High Court dismi
Divorce is mandatory from the first marriage for Muslim women, but not for Men: Punjab & Haryana High Court
A Muslim man may get married more than once without divorcing his earlier wife but this doesn’t apply to a Muslim woman. She needs to give divorc
A party can seek new arbitrator if proceedings contravene principles of law: High court of Delhi
When the proceedings are carried out against the principles of law, one party to the arbitration can approach high court under Section 11 of the Ar
Secular mind should be applied while dealing with issues related to religion: Bombay High Court
Official authorities are sometimes afraid to get involved in the religious issues and take any action because it could be viewed against God; So, B
