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Reasons to Hire Slip and Fall Lawyer; Is it Worth it

If you want to proceed legally for a personal injury claim, then you need staunch evidence for it. And this becomes complicated in slip and fall cases. This is because an individual is mostly alone when they slip and fall. Thus, proving liability is tough. And this is where a a href="https://ahinjurylaw.com/toronto-slip-and-fall-accident-lawyers" target..

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Hijab Row: Matter Referred To A Larger Bench

KEY TAKEAWAYS The High Court, without granting any interim relief, has referred the matter to a larger Bench Justice Krishna S Dixit, the judge hearing the matter, noted that the instant matter gave rise to constitutional questions which are of great importance qua personal law ..

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Encroachment Over Public Land Cant Be Retained Citing Right To Shelter: Gujarat HC

While dismissing a PIL that was seeking to restrain the Railway authority from evicting slum dwellers until rehabilitation, the Gujarat High Court in an extremely commendable, courageous, cogent, composed and convincing judgment titled Bandhkaam Mazdoor Sanghathan vs State of Gujarat in R/Writ Petition (PIL) No. 59 of 2021 delivered on February 1, 2022 has minced ju..

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No Leniency To Be Showed For Offence Committed Under POCSO: Supreme Court

The Hon’ble Supreme Court while hearing the case of, Nawabuddin v State of Uttarakhand, observed that children, especially a girl child need full protection and greater care and in cases of sexual offences against them, the responsibility on the shoulders of the Court becomes more onerous. In most cases of sexual..

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Loathsome Nature Of The Crime Alone Cannot Be The Lone Decisive Factor In Awarding Death Sentence: SC

The Hon’ble SC has, in Pappu vs. State of Uttar Pradesh that the despicable nature of the crime alone cannot be the deciding factor for awarding a death sentence. Consideration should also be given to the other mitigating circumstances before arriving at a conclusion that all other punishments other than the capital punishment were foreclosed. ..

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Top News Headlines 10th Feb 2022: Loathsome Nature Of The Crime Alone Cannot Be The Decisive Factor In Awarding Death Sentence

Loathsome Nature Of The Crime Alone Cannot Be The Decisive Factor In Awarding Death Sentence: SC The Hon’ble SC has, in Pappu vs. State of Uttar Pradesh that the despicable nature of the crime alone cannot be the deciding factor for awarding a death sentence. Consideration should also be given to the other mitig..

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Right Of Foreclosure Under The Transfer Of Property Act: An Analysis

KEY TAKEAWAYS The traditional practice where the mortgagee forfeited the mortgaged property in the event of any default in payment is not considered to be good in law anymore. The mortgagee has to exercise his rights in the procedure prescribed by the Act. Right of foreclosure i..

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Hijab Row Who Decides To Wear Or Not To Wear

KEY TAKEAWAYS Recently, the Government of Karnataka (GoK), invoked the provisions of the Karnataka Education Act, 1983 prohibiting wearing the Hijab in classroom Validating the ban, the Government stated that “clothes which disturb equality, integrity and public law and or..

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Top News Headlines 9th Feb 2022: There Is No Negative Equality: SC

There Is No Negative Equality: SC The Hon’ble SC has, in the case of R. Muthukumar vs. Chairman and Managing Director TANGEDCO, held that there is no principle of negative equality enshrined in Article 14 of the Constitution. If there has been, through an illegal order, a benefit conferred on a person or a set o..

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5 Things to Look For In Great Impaired Driving Lawyer

There's no one-size-fits-all answer to finding the best lawyer for your case. When you're charged with impaired driving and facing serious consequences, it's important to understand what to look for in a great lawyer. If you're looking for a great impaired driving lawyer, there are a few things you should know. See this article for details about what to consider when h..

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There Is No Negative Equality: SC

The Hon’ble SC has, in the case of R. Muthukumar vs. Chairman and Managing Director TANGEDCO, held that there is no principle of negative equality enshrined in Article 14 of the Constitution. If there has been, through an illegal order, a benefit conferred on a person or a set of people, the same cannot be multiplied and be used as a precedent for futu..

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Provisions Of Section 498A Of The Indian Penal Code, 1806 Cannot Be Used As An Instrument To Settle Personal Scores Against The Husband Or His Relatives; Such Prosecution Is Abuse Of Process Of Law: Supreme Court

Setting aside an impugned order of the Patna High Court, the Hon’ble Supreme Court (“the Court”), in the case of KahkashanKausar @ Sonam v State of Bihar, held that general and omnibus allegations cannot manifest in a situation where the relatives of a complainant’s husband are forced to undergo trial. The Court further highlighted th..

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This Court Requests The Student Community & Public At Large To Maintain Peace And Tranquillity: Karnataka High Court Amidst Hijab Ban Hearing

In a hearing addressing an order issued by the School Education Board of Karnataka (KEB), banning the hijab across educational institutions in Karnataka, the High Court has appealed the student community of the State and the people at large to maintain peace and tranquillity. The controversial order passed by the KEB p..

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Top News Headlines 8th Feb 2022: Grant Of Default Bail On Failure To Take Cognizance Before Expiry Of Statutory Period Incorrect

Grant Of Default Bail On Failure To Take Cognizance Before Expiry Of Statutory Period Incorrect: SC The Hon’ble SC in Serious Fraud Investigation Office vs. Rahul Modi has held that an accused cannot claim the right of statutory bail if the Court has not taken cognizance within the period of 60 or 90 days as is ..

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Understanding A Compromise Decree In The Light Of Banwari Lal Vs Chando Devi (1993)

KEY TAKEAWAYS A compromise decree is not a court order but it is only the court's approval over something that the parties had agreed on themselves.  Prior to the amendment of the Civil Procedure Code in 1976, a compromise decree could only be issued concerning the suit. ..

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