Judgments and Orders

The Supreme Court Orders The Immediate Release Based On The Interpretation Of Remission Rules And The Exemplary Conduct During Incarceration

26 September 2023

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High Court Lays Down The Conditions For A Case To Fall Under Section 438 (4) Of The Code Of Criminal Procedure

23 September 2023

Posted in Others | 1221 hits

The Judgment Affirms The Necessity Of Serving Summons Along With The Copy Of The Plaint As Per Order V Rule 2, While Dismissing The Petitioner's Case Based On Factual Determinations.

23 September 2023

Posted in Others | 1382 hits

Dividend Income Of A Multi-state Co-operative Society From Its Oman Joint Venture Is Exempt From Taxation In India Under The Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (dtaa) And Omani Tax Laws.

23 September 2023

Posted in Others | 844 hits

Bail Granted in Money Laundering Case: Court Emphasizes Predicate Offences and Burden of Proof

20 September 2023

Posted in Others | 1601 hits

Tax Assessment Jurisdiction Lost Due To Premature Order: Court Quashes Drp Directions - Court Ruled That A Premature Tax Assessment Order Resulted In The Loss Of Jurisdiction For The Dispute Resolution Panel (drp), Leading To The Quashing Of Drp Directions

20 September 2023

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“resigned Director Legally Responsible For A Dishonored Post-dated Cheque, Indicating That Even After Resignation, The Director Could Still Be Held Liable For Company Financial Obligations”

19 September 2023

Posted in Others | 1318 hits

"Identification Testimony and the Principle of Parity: A Critical Appraisal of Eyewitness Evidence in Criminal Proceedings - The appellant was acquitted and the principle of parity was upheld, emphasizing the significance of reliable evidence and treating similar cases equally in criminal trials."

19 September 2023

Posted in Others | 831 hits

Avneet Bedi vs. The State of West Bengal and Anr: An Examination of Corporate Responsibility in Cheque Bounce Cases

19 September 2023

Posted in Others | 874 hits

The Supreme Court Laid Down The Grounds For Filing And Accepting Of Mca

19 September 2023

Posted in Others | 884 hits

The Supreme Court Laid Down The Responsibility Of The Quashing Court To Weigh The Evidence Presented By The Parties, At A Pre-trial Stage.

14 September 2023

Posted in Others | 1701 hits

The High Count Lays Down That Section 139 Of The Ni Act Establishes A Presumption Favoring Complainants That Cheques Are In Discharge Of Debt, Placing The Burden Of Rebuttal On The Accused

14 September 2023

Posted in Others | 1123 hits

Presumption Vs. Reality: Examining Liability In Cheque Signature - A Judgment On Rebuttal And Acquittal By The Appellate Court - Cheque Signature And Debt: Revisiting Section 139 Of The Negotiable Instruments Act

14 September 2023

Posted in Others | 1246 hits

Supreme Court Holds That Section 138 Of The Nia Act Mandates Inquiry Upon Receiving Complaints To Determine The Grounds For Proceeding Against The Accused Residing Outside The Court's Territorial Jurisdiction

12 September 2023

Posted in Others | 1678 hits

Criminal Liability Of Company Directors In Cheque Dishonor

12 September 2023

Posted in Others | 1399 hits

The Hc Court Held That The Non-executive Directors Of The Company Cannot Be Made Liable For The Acts Of The Company Under Section 138 Of Ni Act

12 September 2023

Posted in Others | 1733 hits

High Court's Declaration Of Rule 4(b) As Ultra Vires Set Aside In Appellants' Challenge To Promotion Policy."

12 September 2023

Posted in Others | 1315 hits

Interpretation Of Section 148: Deposit Mandate In Cheque Dispute

12 September 2023

Posted in Others | 930 hits

Dishonour Of Cheque - S. 141 Ni Act| Complainant Is Only Required To Have A General Understanding Of The Person Or People In Charge Of The Company Or Firm; The Liability Is On The Director Or Partner To Establish Their Innocence

12 September 2023

Posted in Others | 1051 hits

Accused Not Liable Under Section 138 Ni Act In The Absence Of Any Legal Debt Or Liability Against The Respondent/accused

11 September 2023

Posted in Others | 1325 hits

Judgments and Orders

The Supreme Court Orders The Immediate Release Based On The Interpretation Of Remission Rules And The Exemplary Conduct During Incarceration

High Court Lays Down The Conditions For A Case To Fall Under Section 438 (4) Of The Code Of Criminal Procedure

The Judgment Affirms The Necessity Of Serving Summons Along With The Copy Of The Plaint As Per Order V Rule 2, While Dismissing The Petitioner's Case Based On Factual Determinations.

Dividend Income Of A Multi-state Co-operative Society From Its Oman Joint Venture Is Exempt From Taxation In India Under The Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (dtaa) And Omani Tax Laws.

Bail Granted in Money Laundering Case: Court Emphasizes Predicate Offences and Burden of Proof

Tax Assessment Jurisdiction Lost Due To Premature Order: Court Quashes Drp Directions - Court Ruled That A Premature Tax Assessment Order Resulted In The Loss Of Jurisdiction For The Dispute Resolution Panel (drp), Leading To The Quashing Of Drp Directions

“resigned Director Legally Responsible For A Dishonored Post-dated Cheque, Indicating That Even After Resignation, The Director Could Still Be Held Liable For Company Financial Obligations”

"Identification Testimony and the Principle of Parity: A Critical Appraisal of Eyewitness Evidence in Criminal Proceedings - The appellant was acquitted and the principle of parity was upheld, emphasizing the significance of reliable evidence and treating similar cases equally in criminal trials."

Avneet Bedi vs. The State of West Bengal and Anr: An Examination of Corporate Responsibility in Cheque Bounce Cases

The Supreme Court Laid Down The Grounds For Filing And Accepting Of Mca

The Supreme Court Laid Down The Responsibility Of The Quashing Court To Weigh The Evidence Presented By The Parties, At A Pre-trial Stage.

The High Count Lays Down That Section 139 Of The Ni Act Establishes A Presumption Favoring Complainants That Cheques Are In Discharge Of Debt, Placing The Burden Of Rebuttal On The Accused

Presumption Vs. Reality: Examining Liability In Cheque Signature - A Judgment On Rebuttal And Acquittal By The Appellate Court - Cheque Signature And Debt: Revisiting Section 139 Of The Negotiable Instruments Act

Supreme Court Holds That Section 138 Of The Nia Act Mandates Inquiry Upon Receiving Complaints To Determine The Grounds For Proceeding Against The Accused Residing Outside The Court's Territorial Jurisdiction

Criminal Liability Of Company Directors In Cheque Dishonor

The Hc Court Held That The Non-executive Directors Of The Company Cannot Be Made Liable For The Acts Of The Company Under Section 138 Of Ni Act

High Court's Declaration Of Rule 4(b) As Ultra Vires Set Aside In Appellants' Challenge To Promotion Policy."

Interpretation Of Section 148: Deposit Mandate In Cheque Dispute

Dishonour Of Cheque - S. 141 Ni Act| Complainant Is Only Required To Have A General Understanding Of The Person Or People In Charge Of The Company Or Firm; The Liability Is On The Director Or Partner To Establish Their Innocence

Accused Not Liable Under Section 138 Ni Act In The Absence Of Any Legal Debt Or Liability Against The Respondent/accused

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