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Violation Of 'Moral Code Of Conduct' No Ground To Declare Election As Void U/S 100 Of Representation Of People Act: MP High Court

Facts  The returning election candidate/Respondent was accused of violating the moral code of conduct by the Petitioner, who filed the election petition. It was argued that the Respondent gave unpleasant comments to divide two communities along religious and racial lines, giving him an advantage over the Petitioner in th..

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Judicial Magistrate Can Take Cognizance Even Against Persons 'Not Charge-Sheeted' For Offences Exclusively Triable By Court Of Sessions: Orissa HC

It was therein noted that the earlier judgments of the Supreme Court in Raj Kishore Prasad v. State of Bihar, Ranjit Singh v. State of Punjab and Kishori Singh v. State of Bihar had held that when an offence exclusively triable by the Court of Sessions is alleged to have been committed and the matter isinvestigated, the Magistrate has to go by the person named in th..

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S.135 Trade Marks Act | Scope Of Granting Interim Injunction Is Limited, Vigil & Caution Must While Granting Ex-Parte Relief: Kerala High Court

Section 135 of Trade Mark Act  Relief in suits for infringement or for passing off.— The relief which a court may grant in any suit for infringement or for passing off referred to in section 134 includes injunction (subject to such terms, if any, as the court thinks fit) and a..

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Need For Electoral Reforms In India

Key Takeaways The electoral process and the election system form the base for a strong constitutional foundation. The free and fair elections are fundamental basis for success of democracy. Electoral reforms refer to introduction of best practices in ensuring better responsible ..

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Gujarat High Court Upheld That An Order Of Inquiry Under Section 26 Of The Competition Act, 2000 Does Not Affect Parties' Rights And The Opportunity Of Hearing Is Not Mandatory

The High Court of Gujarat held that inquiry under Section 26 of the Competition Act, it was stated that there is no violation of the parties rights and issuing the opportunity of a hearing shall not be mandatory. [Case Title: M/S. SHREE SHIVAM CORPORATION THROUGH ITS SOLE PROPEIRTOR MR. PRAHLAD DURLABHJIBHAI JOSHI v/..

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Not Necessary To Give Opportunity Of Hearing To Would-Be Accused Before Court Makes Complaint U/Sec 195/340 CrPC : Supreme Court

What are Section 195 and 340 of Criminal Code Procedure In order to initiate proceedings under Section 340 of the CrPC, first of all, a prima facie offence via evidence and statements shall be established in the case. This means that all the material produced before the court shall be clear on the face of it. p style=..

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Supreme Court Allows Amendment Of BCCI Constitution; Cooling Off Period Only After Two Consecutive Terms At BCCI Or State Association For Respective Levels

The Supreme Court on Monday allowed the BCCI to amend its Constitution pertaining to cooling-off period for its office bearers, clearing the way for extension of the terms of BCCI president Sourav Ganguly and secretary Jay Shah till 2025. Both Ganguly and Shah's first terms in the cricket board were set to expire due to the "cooling-off period" clause ..

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Simple & Necessary Inquiry To Be Conducted While Examining Prima Facie Case For Discharge U/Sec 227 CrPC: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court observed that a simple and necessary inquiry can be conducted while considering discharge plea to find out whether a prima facie case is made out. In the case of Kanchan Kumar vs State of Bihar, the discharge application filed by a person accused under Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 (for having po..

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Court Exercising Power U/Sec 9 Arbitration Act Not Strictly Bound By CPC ; Should Not Withhold Interim Relief On Mere Technicality: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has observed that the power of Court to grant interim relief under Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act is not curtailed by the rigours of every procedural provision in the Code of Civil Procedure. What is Section 9 of the Arbitration Act li style="text-align: just..

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EWS Quota Case: 103rd Amendment Changes Constitution's Identity - Lawyers Argue In Supreme Court [Day 3]

The Supreme Court Constitution Bench, comprising Chief Justice of India UU Lalit, Justices Dinesh Maheshwari, S Ravindra Bhat, Bela M Trivedi and JB Pardiwala, on Wednesday, continued hearings on the cases challenging the constitutional validity of reservation for Economically Weaker Sections.  Sr. Adv. P Wilson su..

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S.451 CrPC: Karnataka High Court Says Gold Ornaments Seized Can Be Kept In Custody For Maximum 1 Month

The Karnataka High Court has said that if gold bullion or gold ornaments are seized during the investigation of an offence, the maximum period that it could be held is 15 days or one month and later, it should be released and interim custody should be handed over to the victim/complainant/applicant. M/S NAMBOOR JEWELLERS v. ST..

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Bombay HC Overturns Dacoity Conviction Citing Lapses In Arrangement Of Test Identification Parade By The Police

While acquitting the appellants in a criminal appeal against their conviction, the Bombay High Court in a most significant judgment titled Sunil Vishnu Mukane & Ors v. State of Maharashtra in Criminal Appeal No. 1100 of 2018 pronounced as recently as on August 24, 2022 overturned conviction of four accused in a dacoity case observing that the prosecution's e..

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SC - Right To Contest Election Not A Fundamental Right: It Is Only A Right Conferred By Statute

In a most significant development, we got to witness how as recently as on September 9, 2022, none other than the Supreme Court of India in a most learned, laudable, landmark and latest judgment titled Vishwanath Pratap Singh vs Election Commission of India in Petition(s) for Special Leave to Appeal (C) No(s).13013/2022 and cited in 2022 LiveLaw (SC) 758 minced just..

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The Concept Of Local Self-Government In The Constitution Of India

Introduction India is a country with a population of billions. While it has its problems of its own, the most complex problem to solve is managing this big a population. In a democratic country with a billion people under the hand of one government body is humongous to govern. Different states, different territories, differen..

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NDPS Act | Weight Of Neutral Substance Not To Be Ignored While Determining Quantity Of Seized Contraband: Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court ruled on Friday that the  weight of a neutral substance will not be disregarded while deciding whether a confiscated illegal drug is in small or commercial quantity.  The high court issued its ruling in response to inquiries about a minute amount of a narcotic drug that were referred to i..

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