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Cr P C

Murder–Suspension of sentence–Bail during pendency of appeal–Accused charged for mercilessly assaulting...

sclaw - February 17, 2019

Will & Succession

Will–Will is required to be attested and therefore, it cannot be...

sclaw - February 17, 2019

Evidence Act

Evidence Law–May presume and shall presume–Difference between–In the former case the...

sclaw - February 17, 2019

Narcotics

Narcotics—Recovery of bulk of manufactured drugs without any valid authorization—Accused to...

sclaw - February 17, 2019

Uncategorized

Infringement of Trademark-Passing of-Division Bench of High Court held that substitution...

sclaw - February 17, 2019

C P C

Remand of Case—After allowing the application for additional evidence in appeal...

sclaw - February 17, 2019

Evidence Act

Medical Evidence–Ocular Evidence—Variance between—Oral evidence has to get primacy as the...

sclaw - February 16, 2019

Rent

High Court gave finding that the Rent Appellate Tribunal allowed the...

sclaw - February 16, 2019

Cr P C

Quashing—Remand of Case—High Court dismissed the petition for quashing without referring...

sclaw - February 16, 2019

I P C

Murder—Death Penalty—Every brutal murder does not fall within category of rarest...

sclaw - February 16, 2019

C P C

Execution of decree—Objections—Revisionary Court is under legal obligation to decide the...

sclaw - February 16, 2019

C P C

Auction Sale—Deposit of Bid amount—An amount of bid in which the...

sclaw - February 16, 2019

C P C

Exparte decree—Setting aside of—Delay of about 4 years in filing application...

sclaw - February 15, 2019

Acquittal

Murder–Dying Declaration—Acquittal- -Inconsistencies between dying declarations as recorded by Doctor and...

sclaw - February 15, 2019

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Supreme Court of India Judgements

Murder–Suspension of sentence–Bail during pendency of appeal–Accused charged for mercilessly assaulting deceased–High Court granted bail during pendency of appeal–Held; Appellate court is duty-bound to...

Will–Will is required to be attested and therefore, it cannot be used as evidence until at least one of attesting witness is called for...

Evidence Law–May presume and shall presume–Difference between–In the former case the Court has an option to raise the presumption or not, but in the...

Narcotics—Recovery of bulk of manufactured drugs without any valid authorization—Accused to be tried under NDPS Act and not under Drugs and Cosmetics Act merely...

RECENT JUDGEMENTS

Murder–Suspension of sentence–Bail during pendency of appeal–Accused charged for mercilessly assaulting...

Will–Will is required to be attested and therefore, it cannot be...

Evidence Law–May presume and shall presume–Difference between–In the former case the...

Narcotics—Recovery of bulk of manufactured drugs without any valid authorization—Accused to...

Infringement of Trademark-Passing of-Division Bench of High Court held that substitution...

Remand of Case—After allowing the application for additional evidence in appeal...

Medical Evidence–Ocular Evidence—Variance between—Oral evidence has to get primacy as the...

High Court gave finding that the Rent Appellate Tribunal allowed the...

Quashing—Remand of Case—High Court dismissed the petition for quashing without referring...

Murder—Death Penalty—Every brutal murder does not fall within category of rarest...

Execution of decree—Objections—Revisionary Court is under legal obligation to decide the...

Auction Sale—Deposit of Bid amount—An amount of bid in which the...

Exparte decree—Setting aside of—Delay of about 4 years in filing application...

Murder–Dying Declaration—Acquittal- -Inconsistencies between dying declarations as recorded by Doctor and...

Latest Judgements - At a Glance

Murder–Suspension of sentence–Bail during pendency of appeal–Accused charged for mercilessly assaulting deceased–High Court granted bail during pendency of appeal–Held; Appellate court is duty-bound to...

Will–Will is required to be attested and therefore, it cannot be used as evidence until at least one of attesting witness is called for...

Evidence Law–May presume and shall presume–Difference between–In the former case the Court has an option to raise the presumption or not, but in the...

Narcotics—Recovery of bulk of manufactured drugs without any valid authorization—Accused to be tried under NDPS Act and not under Drugs and Cosmetics Act merely...

Infringement of Trademark-Passing of-Division Bench of High Court held that substitution of letter ‘T’ for letter ‘O’ would create confusion on the ground of...