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Guide To Understanding Personal Injury And Bodily Injury

Personal Injury A case qualifies as a personal injury case when a party becomes ill or gets injured because of the negligence of some other party, and there are evident damages caused to the first party. The reason behind this is because all the people are entitled to have a duty towards..

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Amendment Taking Away Vested Rights Of The Employees Violative Of Articles 14 And 21: SC

In a case titled The Punjab State Cooperative Agricultural Development Bank Ltd. vs. The Registrar, Cooperative Societies and Ors. the Hon’ble SC has held that an amendment with retrospective effect cannot take away any right which has already vested in the employee as it would violate Articles 14 and 21 of the Constitution. li style="text-alig..

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Police Protection Cannot Be Claimed As A Matter Of Right, Couples Should Have The Courage To Persuade Their Families: Rajasthan HC

The Hon’ble HC of Rajasthan has, in the case titled Shobha and anr. vs. State of Rajasthan and ors., has denied police protection to the runaway couple, stating that there is no evidence on record to suggest that they were under threat from their families. Justice Dinesh Mehta has stated that if the petitioners h..

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Top News Headlines 13th Jan 2022: Foreign Court’s Sentence On Deported Indian Convict Not To Be Reduced Because It Is Higher Than Similar Sentence In India

Foreign Court’s Sentence On Deported Indian Convict Not To Be Reduced Because It Is Higher Than Similar Sentence In India: SC The Hon’ble SC has given a notable judgement in which it has delved into the principles to be followed for the deportation/repatriation of prisoners under the Repatriation of Prison..

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Foreign Court’s Sentence On Deported Indian Convict Not To Be Reduced Because It Is Higher Than Similar Sentence In India: SC

The Hon’ble SC has given a notable judgement in which it has delved into the principles to be followed for the deportation/repatriation of prisoners under the Repatriation of Prisoners Act, 2003. In the instant case titled Union of India and anr. vs. Shaikh Istiyaq Ahmed and ors. the Supreme Court of Mauritius ha..

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How Does Divorce And Maintenance Work In Islamic Law

Maintenance During the Marriage's Survival A partner is required by Islamic laws to support his spouse and his family, and the word,“maintenance” refers to the amount that he is responsible for. Under Islamic laws, maintenance is referred to as nafaqa, and it includes food, clothing, and accommodation. Despite..

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Can A Husband Use His Wife's Secretly Recorded Phone Conversations As Evidence In A Divorce Case

KEY TAKEAWAYS The Punjab and Haryana High Court, in an order dated December 12, 2021, held that the learned Family Court's acceptance of a CD allegedly containing conversations between the husband and wife was secretly recorded without the wife's consent or knowledge and allowing the husband's application ..

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Covid And Extension Of Limitation

ORDER TO EXTEND LIMITATION PERIOD In March, 2020, when the Covid pandemic broke out, the Supreme Court took a Suo moto case to acknowledge the difficulties that the litigants faced in filing the petitions, applications, suits, appeals or any other quasi proceedings. Thus, an ord..

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India's Abortion Laws Are Still Not A Right, But A Privilege

KEY TAKEAWAYS On March 25, 2021, The Medical Termination of Pregnancy (Amendment) Act obtained Presidential Assent which modifies the 1971 enactment by increasing the number of weeks a woman can terminate her pregnancy and establishing certain circumstances in which pregnancy can be terminated at any time. li ..

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Private Medical Colleges Collecting Advance Fees Before Completion Of Current Academic Year ‘Profiteering’: Kerala HC

A Division Bench of Kerala HC, in the case of Sanju Simon and ors. vs. State of Kerala and ors. has held that collection of fees from medical students for the next academic year while the current one is still going on amounts to profiteering. In the instant case, a bunch of petitions were filed before the Court by stud..

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Maintenance: Effective Date Is The Date Of Application And Not Date Of Judgment: Jharkhand HC

In the case of Rinki Kumari @ Anita Kumari vs. Kundan Kumar @ Kundan Kumar Singh, the Hon’ble Jharkhand HC has held that the effective date for the grant of maintenance would be the date on which the application was filed and not the date the judgement was pronounced. The matter arose from a revisional applicatio..

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Top News Headlines 12th Jan 2022: Article 246 and 246A can be exercised simultaneously

Article 246 and 246A can be exercised simultaneously: Karnataka HC while upholding CGST and Central Excise Duty On Tobacco In the case of M/s V.S.Products vs. Union of India, the Hon’ble Karnataka HC has upheld the notification dated July 6,2019 issued by the GOI by which central excise duty has been levied on t..

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Top 50 Judgments That Made Headlines In 2021 (Part 4)

Click here for Part 3 41. a href="https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/judiciary/mohammad-salimullah-and-anr-vs-union-of-india-and-ors-right-not..

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Article 246 And 246a Can Be Exercised Simultaneously: Karnataka HC While Upholding CGST And Central Excise Duty On Tobacco

In the case of M/s V.S.Products vs. Union of India, the Hon’ble Karnataka HC has upheld the notification dated July 6,2019 issued by the GOI by which central excise duty has been levied on tobacco and tobacco products. The petitioners in this case had sought for setting aside the aforesaid notification and for a ..

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Top News Headlines 11th Jan 2022: LR’s Cannot Seek Monetary Relief On Behalf Of Deceased Woman Under DV Act

LR’s Cannot Seek Monetary Relief On Behalf Of Deceased Woman Under DV Act: Bombay HC The Bombay HC, in a recent judgement titled Kanaka Kedar Sapre and anr vs. Kedar Narhar Sapre has observed that an aggrieved person, as defined in section 2(a) of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act must be alive ..

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