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Inability To Pay A Portion Of The Price Of Goods Purchased By Him Cannot Give Rise To A Criminal Prosecution
Inability To Pay A Portion Of The Price Of Goods Purchased By Him Cannot Give Rise To A Criminal Prosecution
May 11, 2023by Primelegal Team0

On Monday, the single judge bench consisting of Justice Ajoy Kumar Mukherjee of the Calcutta High Court in the case of Girish Lahoti v. Firdous Ala

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‘The Insurance Policy And The Precedents On The Subject Do Not Permit Interpreting Any Disease Caused By A Mosquito Bite As An Accident.’: Calcutta HC
‘The Insurance Policy And The Precedents On The Subject Do Not Permit Interpreting Any Disease Caused By A Mosquito Bite As An Accident.’: Calcutta HC
May 11, 2023by Primelegal Team0

The single judge of Justice Moushumi Bhattacharya of the Chitra Mukherjee v. Union of India (WPA 103 of 2023) Calcutta High Court in the case of ha

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Karnataka High court grants bail in assault and theft case
Karnataka High court grants bail in assault and theft case
May 11, 2023by Primelegal Team0

Ramesh And Ors vs The State  9 May, 2023 Bench: Hon’ble Ramachandra D. Huddar   Introduction:- In the case with the petition number CRL.P No. 2

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Bail must be granted to meet ends of justice: Karnataka High Court
Bail must be granted to meet ends of justice: Karnataka High Court
May 11, 2023by Primelegal Team0

  Shivasharanappa  vs The State Of Karnataka 9 May, 2023 Bench: Hon’ble Ramachandra D. Huddar     Introduction In the case of Shivasharanappa

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Qualification on date a necessity, proof of qualification can be produced later: Punjab High Court.
Qualification on date a necessity, proof of qualification can be produced later: Punjab High Court.
May 11, 2023by Primelegal Team0

The Punjab High Court, in Narender Kumar v/s Dr. Kuldeep Singh and others (LPA-1457-2018(O&M),delivered on 25th April 2023, held that proof of

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Juvenile to be tried as an adult in murder case: Punjab High Court.
Juvenile to be tried as an adult in murder case: Punjab High Court.
May 11, 2023by Primelegal Team0

The Punjab High Court, in Bholu, ‘a juvenile in conflict with law’ v/s Central Bureau of Investigation(CRR-452-2023), delivered on 3rd May 2023

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Continuance of a citizen in custody without there being a mandate of law i.e. illegal custody cannot be permitted: Punjab High Court.
Continuance of a citizen in custody without there being a mandate of law i.e. illegal custody cannot be permitted: Punjab High Court.
May 11, 2023by Primelegal Team0

The Punjab High Court, in Bhawana Gupta and others v/s State of Punjab (CRM-M-23437-2023), held that continuance of a citizen in custody without th

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Order quashed on grounds of violation of principles of natural justice: Punjab High Court.
Order quashed on grounds of violation of principles of natural justice: Punjab High Court.
May 11, 2023by Primelegal Team0

The Punjab High Court, in Arihant Roller Flour Mills v/s National Faceless Assessment Centre and anr (CWP-7239-2), delivered on 26th May, 2023, hel

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WHEN A NOTICE IS ISSUED WITH PRE-MEDITATION, A WRIT PETITION WOULD BE MAINTAINABLE.: TELANGANA HIGH COURT
WHEN A NOTICE IS ISSUED WITH PRE-MEDITATION, A WRIT PETITION WOULD BE MAINTAINABLE.: TELANGANA HIGH COURT
May 11, 2023by Primelegal Team0

The High Court of Telangana passed a judgment on  25.04.2023  stating that when a notice is issued with pre-meditation, a writ petition would be

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NO PERSON CAN BE DEPRIVED OF HIS/HER PROPERTY SAVE BY AUTHORITY OF LAW AND DEPRIVING THE PETITIONERS OF THE PROPERTY WITHOUT FOLLOWING DUE PROCESS OF WOULD BE IN CLEAR VIOLATION OF ARTICLE 300-A OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO PROPERTY: TELANGANA HIGH COURT
NO PERSON CAN BE DEPRIVED OF HIS/HER PROPERTY SAVE BY AUTHORITY OF LAW AND DEPRIVING THE PETITIONERS OF THE PROPERTY WITHOUT FOLLOWING DUE PROCESS OF WOULD BE IN CLEAR VIOLATION OF ARTICLE 300-A OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO PROPERTY: TELANGANA HIGH COURT
May 11, 2023by Primelegal Team0

The High Court of Telangana passed a judgment on 25.04.2023 stating that no person can be deprived of his/her property save by authority of law and

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