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Anonymous   13 February 2011 at 10:26

Curative petition - Reasons for not accepting

sir as stated by Sri Ramachandran the Art. 137, Supreme Court shall have power to review any judgment pronounced or order made by it. The Constitution does not say whether the SC has to give any reason while deciding the review petition or not. It is the procedure devised by SC for itself. Therefore when Review Petition also dismissed one can file a curative petition. The SCI made stringent rules like Sr advocate certificate, If necessary exemplary costs cab be charged on the appellant for filling Curative petition. As they framed such stringent rules whether they are not reponsible for not giving the reason for not accepting the curative petition filed by the appeallant. so it clearly shows the violation of natural jutice and it creats a opinion that to help the sr advocates financially /monetorily the curative petition process is adopted. filing a curative petition by any one means he got substantial evidence on record and clear violation of jutice and biased nature of judges. So the Appex court himself is acting as monopoly. Curative petitions are rare and not a regular. So far only very few are that is in single digit only the curative petitions were accepted From the accepted curative petitions only RUPA ashok HuraVs Ashok hurra is the only case for any one to mention/ refer in their appeal

Anonymous   12 February 2011 at 20:56

limitation Act

whether the provisions of Limitation Act are applicable on election petitions?

Anonymous   12 February 2011 at 03:12

Habeas Corpus

Is Habeas Corpus is applicable in abduction or kidnapping cases too?

Vijay Pandey   11 February 2011 at 22:48

Husband Caste

Dear Sir
if wife belongs to general caste before marriage, and as the husband belongs to schedule caste. can the wife able to get husband caste i.e sc?

Dushyant Pandya   10 February 2011 at 08:48

Government Officers

Bureaucrats or government officers, after retirement working as consultants and providing and/or offering their services in respective area or department in which they had worked during their tenure. They are utilizing their position or influences, which was created during their tenure.

Is it not part of corruption or misuse of domicile?

Anonymous   09 February 2011 at 23:05

Human Right Court

"IN CASE YOU WERE TORTURED BY THE POLICE YOU FILE A PETIOTION BEFORE THE HUMAN RIGHTS COURT,THIS COURT IS AVAILABLE IN ALL DISTRICT, AND YOU WILL NOT SATISFIED THE SAID COURT ORDER YOU CAN SUE AGAINST THE POLICE OFFICIAL IN THE HC AND SC SO YOU MOVE WITH BOLD."
BY NOTTAM VENKATASAMY

@NOTTAM VENKATASAMY and Experts
as In my state(Arunachal Pradesh) I never heard about "HUMAN RIGHTS COURT",-could like to know is it mandatory for state to established HUMAN RIGHTS COURT or it is optional.????
Under which act this court is established??
and any others related information regarding this???
THANKS'S IN ADVANCE.

Anonymous   09 February 2011 at 14:05

land given as compensation ....!


I live in jaipur my agriculture land was acuquired by state govt. and 20% residential and 5%commercial land was given in return but again (provisonal allotment was done but no pakka patta was given) again govt for its jaipur metro project has issued notices to acquire the land given in compensation . govt. will not devlop this land but insted will give it to jaipur metro rail corporation its company to auction it . now what are the options available to me ,kindly suggest ,is there any landmark ruling or decision by any high court or supreme court which can be used in this reference.kindly mention any provision if any. earlier , agricultural land initially was acuquired after we withdrdaw from high court a case against the concerend authorities and in mutual agreement in written we were given compensation.kindly help.!

jason   09 February 2011 at 12:42

custodial death

what are the various constitutional immunities in preventing police brutality to the coommon man and the provisions to safeguard his rights......

Anonymous   08 February 2011 at 13:45

public interest litigation

1) can you give me cases in which the pil has been filed by the aggrieved customers for dissatisfaction and
2) also a pil in which the pil has been filed with the latent hidden meaning of personal interest.when one company files a pil to another company having personal interest and not for the welfare of the general public

ASHISH   07 February 2011 at 20:43

appeal against the order of SERC ( MERC )

In EA 2003,remedy for consumers protection is provided by means of CGRF as per 42(5).For non compliance of order passed by forum ( CGRF ) penalty under section 142 of EA attracts. for the said purpose consumer has to approch before state elect.regulatory commission. If consumer is aggrievied by the order of SERC,appeal lies before APTEL where petition requires fees of Rs. 1.00 lac along with appeal. If any person who can not efford such huge fees can file WP before high court? Please guide me suitably as such the person for which I am seeking advice is autorikshaw driever and Maharashtra Electricity regulatory Commission has passed the order to which he is willing to challange.