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Board Of Directors Bound To Act Under Section 105-C Of The Companies Act 1956, Once The Authorized Capital Is Increased.

 05 July 2023

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DYING DECLARATION CAN BE DISCARDED DUE TO BAD STATE OF DECEASED : JUDGMENT ANALYSIS OF “RAJARAM VS. STATE OF M.P. & ORS.”

 04 July 2023

Dying declaration discredited by the High Court on the grounds of bad state of the deceased while making the dying declaration. Thus the conviction and punishment of the accused were set aside. ..

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Petitioners removed off the 2023 panchayat voting list - The Calcutta HC stresses the value of ensuring free and fair polls and Section 52 of the West Bengal Panchayat Raj Act amid State and Election Commission's protest

 01 July 2023

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MERE ALLEGATION OF HARASSMENT WITHOUT ANY POSTIVE ACTION,PROXIMATE TO THE COMMISSION, WHICH COMPELLED THE DECEASED TO COMMIT SUICIDE NOT SUFFICIENT TO CONVICT UNDER SECTION 306 OF IPC

 30 June 2023

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Plea of preference holds no significance if the Interview Board/Selection Committee has not assessed the candidates' inter se merit- Patna High Court.

 29 June 2023

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ARBITRATION TO BE THE FINAL PLACE FOR RESOLUTION OF DISPUTES IF THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES MENTIONS SUCH. UNNECESSARY STRETCHING THE MATTER IS A WASTE OF JUDICIAL TIME.

 29 June 2023

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In accordance with section 482 of the CrPC, the Kerala High Court annuls a criminal petition and cleares the petitioner of all allegations of sexual misconduct.

 29 June 2023

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Wife As Homemaker Contributes To Husband's Acquisition Of Assets; Entitled To Equal Share In Properties

 29 June 2023

It is really most reassuring, most refreshing and most remarkable to learn that in a most significant step taken in the laudable direction of truly heralding gender equality, we see that it is none other than the Madras High Court itself which in a m..

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Evidence as to harassment of the wife to meet any unlawful demand for money is necessary to constitute cruelty in criminal law but not so under Section 13 (1)(i-a) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955

 28 June 2023

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While casting aside a writ petition, the Allahabad High Court highlights the need for protection of live-in couples' rights and pushes for a compromise under Article 21 to prevent disruption of peaceful life

 28 June 2023

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JUDGMENT ANALYSIS OF �JOGINDER KUMAR VS. STATE OF U.P. & ORS.�

 27 June 2023

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Both spouses are entitled to equal shares if assets are acquired by joint contribution, directly or indirectly - Madras High Court

 27 June 2023

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The Supreme Court of India holds that the act of abetment attributed to an accused shouldn't be viewed or tested in isolation.

 27 June 2023

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Filing of an FIR in the instance of a cognizable offense has been made mandatory

 26 June 2023

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High Court exercises its power under Section 482 of cr.p.c to quash the fir lodged with malicious intent under Section 377 of IPC

 26 June 2023

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Investigative agency is to blame for acting without thinking because the legislator made the crime under Sec 498-A cognizable but unidentifiable

 26 June 2023

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SECTION 498A: CRUELTY, WHETHER PHYSICAL, MENTAL, INTENTIONAL, OR INADVERTENT, IS CONSIDERED A MATRIMONIAL OFFENSE IN THE ORDINARY SENSE AND THE MARRIAGE HELD DISINTEGRATED.

 26 June 2023

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A Special Court may take cognizance of any offense, without the accused being committed to it for trial, upon receiving a complaint of facts"- Allahabad High Court.

 26 June 2023

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Court instructed the formation of three-member district family welfare committees made up of retired individuals, social workers in Sec 498 case

 26 June 2023

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THE BOMBAY HIGH COURT IN SUNFLAG IRON AND CO LTD VS J. POONAMCHAND & SONS HELD THAT THE MERE FILING OF AN IBC SECTION 7 & 9 APPLICATION DOES NOT EXCLUDE IT FROM THE APPOINTMENT OF AN ARBITRATOR UNDER THE 1996 ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION ACT

 26 June 2023

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