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Civil Contempt Can Be Made Out Under Order XXXIX Rule 2A Of Civil Procedure Code Only In Case Of Wilful Disobedience: Supreme Court

   03 February 2022 at 13:22

Setting aside the order of a single bench judge of the Delhi High Court (HC), Supreme Court (SC), in the case of Future Retail Ltd v Amazon.com Investment Holdings & Future Coupons Pvt Ltd v Amazon.com Investment Holdings observed that a civil c ..

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Section 82 CrPC Does Not Bar Filing Of Anticipatory Bail By Proclaimed Offenders: Punjab and Haryana HC

   03 February 2022 at 13:22

The Hon’ble Punjab and Haryana HC, in the case of Mamta Giri vs. State of UT Chandigarh has held that nothing contained in section 82 CrPC will bar a proclaimed offender to file an application seeking anticipatory bail, if he could satisfy the ..

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Criminal Court Can Try A Case Against An Army Personnel When The Commanding Officer Does Not Exercise His Discretion To Initiate Court Martial: SC

   03 February 2022 at 13:22

In the case of State Of Sikkim vs Jasbir Singh the Hon’ble SC has held that a criminal Court will have the jurisdiction to try a case against an army personnel when the Commanding Officer has not exercised his discretion under section 125 of t ..

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Top News Headlines 3rd Feb 2022: Section 82 CrPC Does Not Bar Filing Of Anticipatory Bail By Proclaimed Offenders

   03 February 2022 at 10:47

Section 82 CrPC Does Not Bar Filing Of Anticipatory Bail By Proclaimed Offenders: Punjab and Haryana HC The Hon’ble Punjab and Haryana HC, in the case of Mamta Giri vs. State of UT Chandigarh has held that nothing contained in section 82 CrPC w ..

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Strong Suspicion Of Prima Facie Case Based On Material On Record Sufficient To Frame Charges

   02 February 2022 at 10:33

The Delhi High Court, in the case of Shakiluddin @ Babloo v the State has upheld the order passed by the Trial Court framing the charge of murder and consequently, dismissed the revision petition submitted before it by the petitioner/ revisionist. D ..

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Burden of Proof To Establish Alibi Is Heavy: SC

   02 February 2022 at 10:25

In the case of Pappu Tiwary vs State of Jharkhand, the Hon’ble SC has reiterated that the burden to prove the plea of alibi is on the accused and it is a heavy burden. Plea of alibi is provided in section 11 of the Indian Evidence Act where it ..

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Summons Under 204 CrPC Cannot Be Issued When Accused Resides Outside Jurisdiction If Inquiry Under 202 Is Not Held: Calcutta HC

   02 February 2022 at 10:25

In the case of Divyajot Singh Jendu vs. Manikaran Analytics Limited has held that a summons to an accused person under section 204 CrPC cannot be issued unless an inquiry under section 202 CrPC is held. In the instant case, the present revision peti ..

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Top News Headlines 2nd Feb 2022: Burden of Proof To Establish Alibi Is Heavy

   02 February 2022 at 10:25

Burden of Proof To Establish Alibi Is Heavy: SC In the case of Pappu Tiwary vs State of Jharkhand, the Hon’ble SC has reiterated that the burden to prove the plea of alibi is on the accused and it is a heavy burden. Plea of alibi is provided in ..

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Equal Pay For Equal Work Not A Fundamental Right, But A Constitutional Goal: SC

   31 January 2022 at 10:52

In the case of State of MP vs. RD Sharma the Hon’ble SC has held that ‘Equal Pay for Equal Work’ is not a fundamental right vested in any employee, but is certainly a constitutional goal which is to be achieved by the Government. I ..

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Lis Pendens Under 52 TPA Does Not Bar Temporary Injunction Against Alienation Of Property: Andhra Pradesh HC

   31 January 2022 at 10:52

In the case titled K Ravi Prasad Reddy vs. G Giridhar the Hon’ble Andhra Pradesh HC has held that section 52 of the Transfer of Property Act which incorporates the doctrine of lis pendens does not operate as a bar to the grant of temporary inj ..

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