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Top News Headlines 2nd May 2022: Bank Account Of Any Relative Of The Accused Can Be Seized U/S 102 CrPC: Kashmir And Ladakh HC

   04 May 2022 at 13:40

1) Bank Account Of Any Relative Of The Accused Can Be Seized U/S 102 CrPC: Kashmir And Ladakh HC In Kaiser Ahmad Sheikh and anr vs SHO P/S Crime Branch Kashmir the Hon’ble HC of Kashmir and Ladakh has observed that the bank account of any of th ..

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Furlough Cannot Be Denied To Life Imprisonment Convict: SC

   03 May 2022 at 13:26

A bench of Justice Dinesh Maheshwari and Justice Aniruddha Bose observed in Atbir v State of NCT of Delhi that furlough could not be refused to the convict who has been sentenced to imprisonment for the whole of his natural life without remission and ..

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Chargesheet Filed Without FSL Report Not Incomplete; No Ground Of Default Bail U/S 167(2) CrPC: Punjab and Haryana HC

   03 May 2022 at 10:08

In the case of Kulwinder Singh vs State of Punjab the Punjab and Haryana HC has held that the chargesheet/final report would be complete upon the statement of the prosecutrix and the FSL report can only be used to corroborate their version. The inst ..

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Bank Account Of Any Relative Of The Accused Can Be Seized U/S 102 CrPC: Kashmir And Ladakh HC

   03 May 2022 at 09:09

In Kaiser Ahmad Sheikh and anr vs SHO P/S Crime Branch Kashmir the Hon’ble HC of Kashmir and Ladakh has observed that the bank account of any of the relations of the accused falls within the definition of property within the meaning of section ..

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Marriage, Not Engagement, An Offence U/S 11, Prohibition Of Child Marriage Act, 2006: Rajasthan HC

   02 May 2022 at 11:10

In the case titled Anop Singh v State of Rajasthan, the Hon’ble Rajasthan HC has observed that organising a marriage is a sine qua non to constitute an offence u/s 11, Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, 2006. Mere engagement child does not amo ..

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U/S 3 SC/ ST Act Insult Based On Caste Over Telephonic Conversation Doesn't Amount To An Offence As It's Not In Public: Andhra Pradesh HC

   02 May 2022 at 11:10

In G.P. Hemakoti Reddy, Ananthapur Dist. Vs. P.P., Hyderabad (2022), Justice K. Sreenivasa Reddy observed that an allegation must be made that the words were said with the expressed intent to publicly shame the complainant about belonging to a parti ..

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Top News Headlines 30th Apr 2022: Cross Objections To Adverse Findings Not Necessary When Decree Is Completely In Favour, Can Be Challenged In Appeal By Adverse Party

   02 May 2022 at 10:26

Cross Objections To Adverse Findings Not Necessary When Decree Is Completely In Favour, Can Be Challenged In Appeal By Adverse Party: Madras HC In Suresh Kumar Kankariya vs K. Jigibai @ Pushpammal the Hon’ble Madras HC has observed that when th ..

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Grace Mark Policy of CBDT Introduced To Pass Marginally Failing Candidates And Not For Joining General Category: SC

   30 April 2022 at 13:27

In the case of the Union of India and Ors. V Mukesh Kumar Meena the Hon’ble SC observed that CBDT’s grace marks were granted to those candidates who marginally couldn’t pass the examination. The benefit of the grace marks was not a ..

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Cross Objections To Adverse Findings Not Necessary When Decree Is Completely In Favour, Can Be Challenged In Appeal By Adverse Party: Madras HC

   30 April 2022 at 11:16

In Suresh Kumar Kankariya vs K. Jigibai @ Pushpammal the Hon’ble Madras HC has observed that when the Court makes adverse findings against a party, it need not file a cross-appeal or a cross-objection to the same when the decree is entirely in ..

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Top News Headlines 29th Apr 2022: Correctness Of Judicial Order Cannot Be Decided In Contempt Proceedings

   29 April 2022 at 17:48

Correctness Of Judicial Order Cannot Be Decided In Contempt Proceedings: Andhra Pradesh HC In Ajay Kumar Parasaramka vs Pradeep Kumar Rath the Andhra Pradesh HC has held that a Court exercising contempt jurisdiction cannot test the legality or the co ..

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