Medical Practitioners Must Be Protected From Onslaught Of Frivolous Complaints The Madras High Court has issued a set of guidelines for the National Medical Council. These guidelines are to be included in the new Regulations that are to be framed under the National Medical Council (NMC) Act, 2019 for effective handling of com..
KEY TAKEAWAYS Anyone who is declared as an absconder or proclaimed offender in terms of Section 82 of the Criminal Procedure Code is not entitled to the relief of anticipatory bail. A person against whom a warrant had been issued and who absconds or conceals himself in order to ..
Key Takeaways mere breach of contract cannot give rise to criminal prosecution for cheating. imparting criminal color to a civil dispute,is nothing but an abuse of the process of law which must be discouraged in its entirety Backgr..
Key Takeaways explains civil contempt means willful disobedience of a decision of the Court, and so, what is relevant is the "willful" disobedience. Liability cannot be fastened on a higher official in the absence of knowledge. v..
Key Takeaways statement of an accused recorded under section 67 of the ND Background Aryan Khan and his friend were apprehended together by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) at the International Cruise Terminal, with the f..
Key Takeaways Conviction in POCSO cases can be based solely on a child's statement Background An appeal was filed by a Pollachi driver, K Ruban, challenging the prison term given to him on two counts of charges by a spe..
Kerala HC Quashes FIR Against Pakistan Nationals Who Came For Medical Treatment, Terms It Clear Abuse Of Law The Kerala High Court quashed an FIR registered under the Foreigners Act against two Pakistan nationals who had reached the State for medical treatment. The case was of Imran Muhammad &Ors v. State of Kerala &A..
Key Takeaways The name of the case is State of Madhya Pradesh V. Mahendra Alias Golu. The Bench that gave its judgement consisted of Justices Surya Kant and Hima Kohli. The court gave the decision while dealing with the stance of a man acc..
KEY TAKEAWAYS The name of the case related to this judgment is Rajesh Jha V. State of Uttar Pradesh. The coram included Justice Hima Kohli. In this case, the Apex Court held that it is mandatory to file a certificate along with the curativ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS A land dispute between the appellant and their neighbour resulted in a criminal proceeding as the appellant threw a brick at the neighbour, and made some unsavoury caste-based comments. The purpose of Section 3(1)(x) of the SC/ST Act is to deter caste-based insults..
Madras HC: Cannot Expect Eye Witness Or Independent Witness Since Culprits Exploit Child When Alone The case was K Ruban v. State. The decision was given by Justice P Velmurugan. He Court stated that conviction of an accused in cases under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act can be based solely on the ..
Naser Bin Abu Bakr Yafai vs State of Maharashtra LL 2021 SC 576 KEY TAKEAWAY Mere renumbering of the case filed by the NIA Mumbai did not take away the power of the ATS Nanded to continue the investigation. Naser Bin Abu Bakr Yafai and thre..
Key Takeaways The High Court passed an order in favour of the applicants, directing the ONGC to finalise a contract with the applicant. The other two applicants were also interested in sourcing gas from ONGC, but weren’t given a chance to be heard by the High Court. Aggrie..
Key Takeaways Chief Justice, NV Ramana, pushed for complete financial autonomy of judiciary' by the establishment of the National Judicial Infrastructure Authority (NJIA) of India. He has sent a proposal for NJIA to the Ministry of Law. In his speech he urged the Minister to..
It is extremely shocking to see that India is least perturbed about the most dubious, dangerous and dastardly role played by Pakistan in repeatedly sending terrorists to kill not just our soldiers but also innocents as we just witnessed when even migrants from UP like Sageer Ahmed from Saharanpur and so also from Bihar were not spared apart from Kashmiri Pandits and..
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