Anonymous
13 January 2010 at 09:57
Dear All,
I am in Third year Law and my Moot courts presentation is Scheduled this saturday. please help me as to what points i can highlight. Relevent sections and case laws. Some brief facts of the case are as follows.
State v/s Nitish Kumar.
I have to speak from Nitish Kumar side.
Shahshibala was married to Nitish Kumar on March 1, 99. She was given the usual gifts like gold ornaments in marriage. A year later she gave birth to a male child. on june 8, 2000 shashibala requested her father to give Rs. 10000 and her father gave the said amount. on august 10, 2000 he recieved a telegram stating that sashibala was dead.
The following points were held to be proved:
1. The deceased and her husband lived alone
2. the death took place in bedroom
3. the husband absconded soon after her death.
4. the doctor deposed that sashibala dies of constriction (pressure) as a result of constriction and 85% burn post - mortem injuries were found all over the body body except feet. it was the case of the prosecution that the accused Nitish Kumar strangulated the deceased and in order to destroy the evidence set fire to the body by pouring kerosene over the body.
The defence took the plea that it was a case of sucide.
The seddions court convited the accused under section 302 and 201 for life imprisionment and one year resp.
the high court on appeal acquitted the accused accepting the defence of sucide.
The state has preferred an appeal on the following grounds:
the HC has erred in interpreting the evidence of the doctor.
the HC has erred in holding that in a case of circumstantial evidence, motive bears an important significance.
The Case is posted for hearing before the Supreme court.
Thanks in advance.
MANOR
12 January 2010 at 15:51
To, The Web Master,LCI.
Was going through 'Today's Post'. Came across word 'affidavit' - double clicked on it - Cambridge Dictionary displayed the
result in negative - says no match to this
word -!!- . Went back to the 'Post' & re-checked the spelling - found it correct.
Accessed Cambridge 'On-Line' Dictionary
DIRECTLY - got SAME MESSAGE. Tried Oxfoard On-Line & got the result.
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Regards to all -
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Nagaraja B S
12 January 2010 at 15:36
Hi,
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What is the criteria for applying??
Where to apply??
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Anonymous
12 January 2010 at 11:50
which jurisdiction can be applied by the petitioner and in which court he shud approach if the central government enters into invalid government contract as per article 299 of constitution.
cn the petitioner approach sc under 32 or 136 ??/
Arvind Singh Chauhan
12 January 2010 at 08:35
Respected seniors,
Please recall me the exact provision or section in which Genuineness of document is admitted as writing on it "Formal proof dispensed with". Sir what is the proper way to write, that in future it may not affect us. I have seen many judgment in which in appeal It bears a adverse affect. Proper word is "Formal proof dispensed with" or " Genuineness of the document is admitted" or " The genuineness of document admitted but facts are denied" ?. What is it's evidentiary value.
Arvind Singh Chauhan
12 January 2010 at 08:31
Sir I couldn't understand the " Advocate on record". What is it ?. Who is recorded?. What is it's relevancy?
Anonymous
12 January 2010 at 02:44
Hello,
My friend(Indian) was married to a French nationality person and her son was born in France. Her husband left her 10yrs back and she is now living in India with her son. No contacts with her husband and she has not got legal separation as well. Now her son is having french nationality and staying with Visa & Residential permit in India. We want to claim Indian nationality for the kid (13 yrs old)? How can we do the same?
Pls help us as we dont know how to get the information on the same.
Thanks.
eshwar
11 January 2010 at 12:14
dear experts i have some question relating to tenency.
1) our tenent has stopped giving us rent receipt from 1993.
2)the agreement is b/t my grand father and the tenent.
3)now the property belongs to my father who is the sole ower of the property.
4) the tenent has sublet the property to another person from 200.
5) can we now break open the shop and acquire the shop, as because the person is shop is not the tenent.
Dr C Suresh
11 January 2010 at 08:15
How can client change lawyer who is not giving NOC
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