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A 'Different' Series #9: Strict Liability Vs Absolute Liability

Difference Between Strict Liability And Absolute Liability BASIS STRICT LIABILITY ABSOLUTE LIABILITY ..

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Drama In Calcutta HC: Single Judge Makes Scathing Remarks Against Division Bench Direction To Accept Affidavit In Sealed Cover

In the case of Md. Abdul Gani Ansari vs State of West Bengal and ors Justice Abhijeet Gangopadhyay of the Calcutta HC has made scathing remarks against the order of the Division Bench of the Calcutta HC. The case pertained to alleged irregularities in the appointment of the Group-D non-teaching staff in sponsored Secondary and Higher Secondary schools under ..

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Vanniyar Internal Reservation Declared Unconstitutional By The Apex Court

In the case of Pattali Makkal Katchi vs A Mayilerumperumal and ors a Bench of Justices L. Nageswara Rao and B.R. Gavai has held that the Tamil Nadu Act of 2021 which had given a 10.5% reservation in educational institutions and government jobs for the Vanniyar community out of the 20% reservation which is available to the Most Backward Classes to be unconsti..

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Top News Headlines 1st Apr 2022: Drama In Calcutta HC: Single Judge Makes Scathing Remarks Against Division Bench Direction To Accept Affidavit In Sealed Cover

Drama In Calcutta HC: Single Judge Makes Scathing Remarks Against Division Bench Direction To Accept Affidavit In Sealed Cover In the case of Md. Abdul Gani Ansari vs State of West Bengal and ors Justice Abhijeet Gangopadhyay of the Calcutta HC has made scathing remarks against the order of the Division Bench of the C..

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Top News Headlines 31st Mar 2022: Long Period Of Incarceration Along With No Possibility Of Trial In The Near Future Can Be A Ground For Bail

Long Period Of Incarceration Along With No Possibility Of Trial In The Near Future Can Be A Ground For Bail: Allahabad HC  In the case of Anokhi Lal Second Bail vs State of UP the Hon’ble Allahabad HC has observed that in a case where there is no possibility of the trial being concluded in the near future, ..

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Vakalatnama Vs Memorandum Of Appearance

KEY TAKEAWAYS Vakalatnama also known as Vakil Patra, is a document submitted to the court stating that a lawyer has been appointed for the case. Memorandum of appearance is a temporary document that is required by the lawyer to represent his client in court if the Vakalatnama ha..

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Exclusion Of One Of The Natural Heirs From Bequest Does Not Establish Existence Of Suspicious Circumstances; Article 14 Does Not Apply To A Will: SC

In Swarnalatha vs. Kalavathy (2022), a bench consisting of Justices Hemant Gupta and V. Ramasubramanian observed that the absence of one of the natural heirs from a bequest in a Will could not be depended upon to conclude that there are signs of foul play. The Hon'ble Court further contended that Article 14 does not apply to stipulations made under a Wil..

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One Year Waiting Period U/S 13B(1) Of Hindu Marriage Act CANNOT Be Waived: Madhya Pradesh HC

The Madhya Pradesh HC has held, in the case of Vishal Kushwaha vs Mrs. Ragini Kushwaha that the period of one year of living in separation is a must for the filing of an application for divorce by mutual consent under section 13B(1) of the Hindu Marriage Act and the same cannot be condoned under section 14 of the Act. The instant appeal was filed under section 28 of the Hindu..

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Long Period Of Incarceration Alongwith No Possibility Of Trial In The Near Future Can Be A Ground For Bail: Allahabad HC

In the case of Anokhi Lal Second Bail vs State of UP the Hon’ble Allahabad HC has observed that in a case where there is no possibility of the trial being concluded in the near future, and the applicant has been in jail for a substantially long period of time, then this long period of incarceration can be a fresh ground for the purpose of granting bail..

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Top News Headlines 30th Mar 2022: Alteration Of Rate Of Interest Can Be Done On Equitable Grounds

Alteration Of Rate Of Interest Can Be Done On Equitable Grounds: Andhra Pradesh HC The Hon’ble Andhra Pradesh HC has held, in A. Satyanarayana vs M. Panduranga Rao that where the rate of interest is fixed in a contract, it will be open to the Court to vary the rate of interest from the date of the suit till the ..

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Holding Public Meeting In Violation Of MCC: Sec. 144 Leads To Formation Of Unlawful Assembly: Jharkhand HC

In Amitabh Choudhary v. The State of Jharkhand and another (2019), the Bench of Justice Anubha Rawat Choudhary upheld charges against Amitabh Choudhary (petitioner), former IPS Officer, under Section 143 of IPC by stating that following the implementation of the Model Code of Conduct and the issuance of prohibitory decree under Section 144 CrPC, the common o..

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Summons Trial

KEY TAKEAWAYS Summons cases are cases which are non-cognizable, bailable & compoundable in nature. Summon cases are triable by the Magistrate. The trial for Summon Case is provided under Section 251-260 of the Code of Criminal Procedur..

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A 'Different' Series #8: Simple Hurt Vs Grievous Hurt

Difference Between Simple Hurt And Grievous Hurt BASIS SIMPLE HURT GRIEVOUS HURT ..

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Section 144 CRPC And The Powers Of The District Magistrate

KEY TAKEAWAYS Public gatherings are typically prohibited under Section 144 of CrPC. Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code was routinely used by police forces around the country to quell large-scale public protests against the newly approved Citizenship Amendment Act. ..

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Alteration Of Rate Of Interest Can Be Done On Equitable Grounds: Andhra Pradesh HC

The Hon’ble Andhra Pradesh HC has held, in A. Satyanarayana vs M. Panduranga Rao that where the rate of interest is fixed in a contract, it will be open to the Court to vary the rate of interest from the date of the suit till the date of recovery of the amount, on the grounds of equity.  In the instant case,..

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