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Land Dedicated For Religious Purpose Can Be Vested With The State: SC

The Hon’ble Apex Court has, in State of Andhra Pradesh vs. A.P. State Wakf Board has held that Article 26 does not interfere with the right of the State to acquire property. Thus, the Apex Court set aside the action of the Andhra Pradesh Wakf Board which declared 1654 acres of land as wakf property. In the instan..

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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 provided in section 167 CrPC, if the chargesheet has been filed. This period is reckoned from the date of the remand. li style="text-..

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No Embargo In Treating Testimony Of A Child Witness As The Sole Basis For Conviction: P&H HC

 While stating that statutorily there exists no prohibition on child witnesses to depose in criminal or civil cases, except when the child does not understand the questions put to them, the Punjab and Haryana High Court in a learned, laudable, landmark and latest judgment titled Sanjay Vs State of Haryana in CRA-D-1903-DB-2014 (O&M) delivered as recently as..

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Top News Headlines 7th Feb 2022: Preliminary Inquiry Not Needed When Prosecution Of Witness Is Done Under U/S 195 IPC

Preliminary Inquiry Not Needed When Prosecution Of Witness Is Done Under U/S 195 IPC: Madhya Pradesh HC In the case of Laxman Rao vs. Court of Third Additional Sessions Judge, Guna and anr. the Hon’ble Madhya Pradesh HC has held that an inquiry is not an absolute necessity before prosecuting a witness under sect..

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Operational Debt Includes Debt Arising From Supply Of Goods Or Services From A Corporate Debtor: Supreme Court

Setting aside the order passed by the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT), the Supreme Court (SC), in the case of Consolidated Construction Consortium Limited v Hitro Energy Solutions Private Limited,held that an operational creditor includes everyone person who provides or receives operational services from a corporate debtor, eventually leading..

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Right Of Redemption Under Transfer Of Property Act: An Analysis

KEY TAKEAWAYS The Right of Redemption is envisaged under Article 60 of the Transfer of Property Act. Under this right, the mortgagor can redeem the mortgaged property after the payment of the amount due. Where the mortgagor mortgages multiples properties with the same mortgagee,..

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Preliminary Inquiry Not Needed When Prosecution Of Witness Is Done Under U/S 195 IPC: Madhya Pradesh HC

In the case of Laxman Rao vs. Court of Third Additional Sessions Judge, Guna and anr. the Hon’ble Madhya Pradesh HC has held that an inquiry is not an absolute necessity before prosecuting a witness under section 195 CrPC and the applicant does not have a right of hearing prior to the inquiry. In the instant case..

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A Reliable Testimony Of An Injured Witness Is Credible Even In The Presence Of Procedural Irregularities In A Case Under 307 IPC: Delhi HC

The Delhi HC in the case of Saleem Khan vs The State (Govt. of NCT Delhi), while upholding the conviction of the accused under section 307 read with section 324 of IPC has held that the testimony of the injured eyewitness is credible even in the face of procedural irregularities like the non-examination of the public witness and non-recovery of the offensive..

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Arbitral Award To Be Patently Illegal If The Arbitrator Fails To Act According To Terms Of Contract Or Ignores Specific Terms Of The Contract: Supreme Court

Supreme Court Bench, in the case of Indian Oil Corporation Ltd v Shree Ganesh Petroleum Rajgurunagar,has observed that an award will be patently illegal where the Arbitral Tribunal fails to acts on terms of the contract or ignores the specific terms of a contract. Brief facts of the case are that the Appellant took a p..

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US House Of Representatives Passes The China Competition Bill Hours Before The Winter Olympics In Beijing

The House of Representatives, backed by the majority Democratic party, on Friday passed the America COMPETES Act of 2022 in a bid to promote competitiveness with China and boost the semi-conductor manufacturing in the US. The vote took place amidst the Congress’ criticism of the International Olympic Committee&rs..

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Supreme Court Refuses To Entertain Writ Petition Challenging Challenging The Election By BCI And Seeking 30% Reservation For Women In State Bar Councils

A two judge Bench consisting of Justice L. Nageshwar Rao and Justice Abhay S. Oka dismissed a writ petition filed under Article 32 of the Constitution, in the case of Puja Gupta and Anr v The Bar Council of India and Anr. The Writ was filed challenging the election notification dated 14 Jan 2022 issued by the Responden..

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Emergence Of Metaverse: Is It The End Of Privacy

KEY TAKEAWAYS Metaverse refers to a virtual space in which one may communicate with other people and go to places using whatever avatar you like. It is the establishment of a virtual universe that connects communities, products, businesses, workspace, entertainment, artists, and..

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Standard Of Burden Of Proof To Prove Alibi By The Accused Is Very High

INTRODUCTION In the simplest terms, a Plea of Alibi could be understood as a defence in criminal proceedings where an accused tries to establish that he could not have committed the offence as he was elsewhere, and not present at the scene of the crime. The burden of proof lies on the accused to establish the plea that he was..

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Order VII Rule 11: Plaint Can Be Rejected In Its Entirety Or Not At All: Delhi HC

The Delhi HC has, in Kavita Tushir vs. Pushpraj Dalal CM(M) has held that there cannot be a piecemeal rejection of a plaint under Order VIII Rule 11 of CPC. The plaint can be rejected either in its entirety or not at all. The Delhi HC also held that the Court, while rejecting an application under Order VIII Rule 11 has..

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A Study On Modifications Or Withdrawals Of COC Approved Resolution Plan Under IBC, 2016

KEY TAKEAWAYS The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) is a mechanism for resolving or liquidating a Corporate Debtor whereby the future of the company is decided by the Committee of Creditors once the Adjudicating Authority approves an application under Section 7, 9, or 10 of the code. li style="text-al..

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