Samapti Roy
24 April 2012 at 15:41
Right to getting bail in bailable offence is it a fundamental right under art 21 of Indian Constitution?
Ranganath
22 April 2012 at 10:37
Ld COunsels,
Single judge of HC dismissed the quash petiton filed u/s 482 of CrPC. Can this order be challenged before the division bench of HC under Letters Patent writ appeal.
shakthivel
19 April 2012 at 19:47
A Bangalore based Session Court had acquitted both the accused persons finding there4 was insufficient / no grounds to prosecute and punish them.
But the State Government preferred appeal after a lapse of about 4-5 months beyond the permisible time specified for appeal in the High Court. But the Judge at the High Court, automatically and even without bothering to hear the rewspondents had granted SLP by condoning the delay.
And now that there is a plesant news that the Hoble Supreme Court of India has stated that no special treatment be shown to govt. appeals and contrarily govt. appeals have to be treated at par with any other appeals.
Under these circumstances, can we seek remedy from the Hon`ble Sureme Court seeking tSC to quash admission of appeal by the High Court by grating condonation of delay. This case pertains to the year 2007 and now can we make use of the latest SC ruling and seek quashing of Admission of appeal in the High Court.
Expert opinioin from Criminology jurists prayed. Please help
deshnA
18 April 2012 at 11:29
please tell me what is verelst plan 1769 as per indian law?
Nurul Huda
17 April 2012 at 12:35
Hi,
Im Sk.Nurul (Muslim), iam applying for UPSC examinations , kindly tell me under which reservation category do i come under, in UPSC and other central level exams. In Andhra pradesh im a BC-E(OBC)Otherbackward caste and i have a BC-E certificate issued by state..
If i dont come under OBC and i apply under OBC quota in the application what are the necessary steps to be taken. please advise..
persis
14 April 2012 at 18:45
Sir,
My grandma aged about 80 years had let out her house to a family.
Since past 5 years even after being served with notice and telegram reminders they failed to pay the rents and are freely staying in the same rented portion,
At this juncture i like to be informed whether depriving my grandma of her rents amounts of VIOLATION of HUMAN RIGHTS?
She has very less source of income to sustain and is solely dependent on the rents.
Sir, What to do next to get recover the rents.
pratik
14 April 2012 at 02:53
Prohibition & Certiorari writ can be isuued only against Quasi judicial & judicial authority.
Mandamus is issued against only admininstrative authoirty.
But what the belowmentioned means and who comes under admininstrative authoirty.
Quasi judicial & judicial authority.
pratik
14 April 2012 at 02:18
Article 227 of the Indian Constitution
It says that the above artilce empowers supervisory jurisidction to the court & Article 226 grants writ jurisdiction t the high court.
so bascially what does supervisory jurisidction means as a layman is there any case law that after reading that case law i will come to known the meaning of supervisory jurisidction & the difference between the above mentione 2 artilce .
Mangesh Kadam
13 April 2012 at 10:35
I do not have a voters id. how can i get one. i do not have a ration card as well. i have recently shifted to kandivili from kalina. What is the procedure to get a voters id card.
Time limitation in filing writ petition
Ld Counsels,
IS there any time limitation in challenging the order passed by state information commission in a writ petition before the High Court.
What will be criteria for condoning if any such delay in filing.
Thanks.