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divorce

 25 August 2011

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Posted in Family Law 16 comments |   4351 hits

Rais @ Toun & Ors. …Appellants Vs.

 25 August 2011

“The opinion given by a medical witness need not be the last word on the subject. Such an opinion shall be tested by the court. If the opinion is bereft of logic or objectivity, the court is not obliged to go by that opinion. After all opinion is wha..

Posted in Criminal Law |   2304 hits

K. NEELAVENI ..... APPELLANT VERSUS

 25 August 2011

In our opinion, when a report is submitted to the Magistrate he is required to be prima facie satisfied that the facts disclosed therein constitute an offence. It is trite that the Magistrate is not bound by the conclusion of the investigating agency..

Posted in Criminal Law |   2759 hits

Satya Narayan Tiwari @ Jolly & Anr. Vs. State Of U.P

 25 August 2011

Crimes against women are not ordinary crimes committed in a fit of anger or for property. They are social crimes. They disrupt the entire social fabric. Hence, they call for harsh punishment. Unfortunately, what is happening in our society is that ou..

Posted in Criminal Law |   2488 hits

Magical Remedies

 25 August 2011

The Drugs And Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act, 1954..

Posted in Constitutional Law |   3365 hits

Wakkar & Anr. Vs. State Of U.P.

 25 August 2011

That there is a long mental distance between `may be true' and `must be true' and the same divides conjectures from sure conclusions; [see Tanviben Pankajkumar Divetia v. State of Gujarat1]. ..

Posted in Criminal Law |   1857 hits

State Of U.P. Vs. Krishna Master & Ors

 25 August 2011

In the deposition of witnesses, there are always normal discrepancies, howsoever, honest and truthful they may be. These discrepancies are due to normal errors of observation, normal errors of memory due to lapse of time, due to mental disposition, s..

Posted in Criminal Law |   2221 hits

Aqeel Ahmad Vs. State of U.P.

 25 August 2011

`The proceedings under Section 174 have a very limited scope. The object of the proceedings is merely to ascertain whether a person has died under suspicious circumstances or an unnatural death and if so what is the apparent cause of the death. The q..

Posted in Criminal Law |   2556 hits

State Of U.P vs Dr. Ravindra Prakash Mittal

 18 August 2011

The essential ingredients to prove guilt of an accused person by circumstantial evidence are: (1) the circumstances from which the conclusion is drawn should be fully proved; (2) the circumstances should be conclusive in nature; (3) all the facts so..

Posted in Criminal Law |   2813 hits

Kamalakar Nandram Bhavsar And ... vs State Of Maharashtra

 18 August 2011

. It is very surprising that a doctor who admittedly did not treat a patient during her life time would be called upon to certify the fitness of the patient to make a dying declaration when other doctors who treated the said patient were available fo..

Posted in Criminal Law |   2558 hits

State Of Assam vs Mafizuddin Ahmed

 18 August 2011

. It is not outside the realm of probability that her statement may have been inspired by her uncle and, therefore, it will not be safe to base the conviction of respondent on such a dying declaration. The other direct evidence is the deposition of ..

Posted in Criminal Law |   2348 hits

Fahim Khan Vs. State Of Bihar Now Jharkhand

 18 August 2011

It is, however, equally well-settled that an objection as to prejudice must be taken at the earliest [see Shobit Chamar & Anr. Versus State of Bihar (1998 (3) SCC 455) ] and prejudice must be shown before a trial could be said to be invalidated [..

Posted in Criminal Law |   3275 hits

Yakub Ismailbhai Vs State of Gujarat

 18 August 2011

"In England where provision has been made for the reception of unsworn evidence from a child it has always been provided that the evidence must be corroborated in some material particular implicating the accused. But in the Indian Act there is no suc..

Posted in Criminal Law |   2336 hits

Interim Orders

 18 August 2011

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Posted in Constitutional Law |   3186 hits

Parkash Rai vs J.N. Dhar

 18 August 2011

As regards the affidavits, copies of such documents cannot be taken in evidence. What 'evidence' means and includes is defined in Section 3 of the Indian Evidence Act. Affidavits are not included in its definition. On the contrary, affidavits have be..

Posted in Civil Law |   3778 hits

Parkash Rai vs J.N. Dhar

 18 August 2011

As regards the affidavits, copies of such documents cannot be taken in evidence. What 'evidence' means and includes is defined in Section 3 of the Indian Evidence Act. Affidavits are not included in its definition. On the contrary, affidavits have be..

Posted in Civil Law |   2220 hits

Sher Singh & Anr vs State Of Punjab

 14 August 2011

What is essential is that the person recording the dying declaration must be satisfied that the deceased was in a fit state of mind. Where it is proved by the testimony of the Magistrate that the declarant was fit to make the statement without there ..

Posted in Criminal Law |   6194 hits

Completion of probation and confirmation

 09 August 2011

on 13.1.88 his services came to be terminated for the reason that his Performance Report during the period of probation was not satisfactory and he also failed to show any improvement despite having been given a chance to do so. Aggriev..

Posted in Labour & Service Law |   5015 hits

AMENDMENT CAN BE ALLOWED IN DV CASES

 09 August 2011

Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act 2005, S. 12 - Proceedings under Act are of quasi civil nature and Court has power to allow amendment of application and written statement. ..

Posted in Family Law 4 comments |   24442 hits

Deemed to have completed the prescribed period of probation

 09 August 2011

On the expiry of the period of probation beyond the maximum term provided therein, an employee will be deemed to have been confirmed inasmuch as the Corporation cannot terminate their services on the expiry of such period...

Posted in Labour & Service Law 2 comments |   11343 hits