Central government appoints two lawyers, one judicial officer as Uttarakhand judges.
appointment of two lawyers and one judicial officer as judges of the Uttarakhand High Court has been announced by the central government.
Allahabad HC denies bail to father-son duo for rape, betrayal.
The court considered the case to be one of unforgivable blood and trust, stating that the charge was rare and heinous.
Multiple inquiries on same allegations violate Article 21: Punjab & Haryana HC
State presented no compelling reason why custodial interrogation was necessary. Considering these factors, the court granted anticipatory bail to Ajay Kumar, ensuring that he remains available for investigation and fully cooperates with the authorities.
Punjab & Haryana HC denies protection plea, citing bigamy concerns.
Article 21 of the Constitution of India guarantees the right to a dignified life, but it must be exercised within the limits of the law.
Supreme Court: Time-barred lawsuits should be dismissed immediately.”
Reiterating the legal position that the question of limitation is a mixed question of fact and law and the question for dismissing the suit thereon has to be decided after considering the evidence on record,
Madhya Pradesh HC allows objections to victims’ claims.
The Jabalpur bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court allowed the factory owners to raise objections regarding the genuineness of the claimants in relation to their injuries and the amounts to be paid for the destruction of the houses. The court said that
Supreme Court: Hiba(Gift) registration not mandatory if essentials met.
he court recognized that gifts under Mohammedan law did not require registration, it dismissed the appeal, holding that the conditions for a valid gift, including a clear and unequivocal declaration by the donor, were not met.
SC recently expressed surprise at the proposal’s 128-page summary
a 128-page brief, packed with details, many of which are irrelevant for our purposes. We understand that the appellant is not a trained lawyer, but he is on the register." asked the petitioner to shorten the synopsis Synopsis cannot be 128 pages!,” said
Supreme Court: A registered contract of sale is not automatically void during litigation.
appellant approached the High Court after the Additional District Court dismissed his application for implementation alleging that he had purchased the subject land measuring 2.38 acres in Hindaun, Rajasthan for a collective consideration exceeding Rs.1.51 cr.
SC recently reiterated the principle that selection to the posts of non-hereditary administrator of temples cannot be based on caste.
Sr Advocate PV Dinesh, appearing for the present petitioner, submitted on appeal that the selection process should not omit consideration of persons from backward classes.
