Punishment Imposed By Disciplinary Authority Can Be Interfered With Only If It Is Strikingly Disproportionate: SC

January 21, 2023

While not leaving even an iota of doubt on when the punishment imposed by disciplinary authority can be interfered, the Apex Court in a learned, laudable, landmark and latest judgment titled Union of India and Ors vs Const Sunil Kumar in Civil Appeal No. 219 of 2023 (@ SLP(C) NO....

Has become common practice to convert some other dispute into domestic violence complaint: Kerala HC

January 17, 2023

While observing quite clearly that the existence of a domestic relationship is sine qua non for seeking relief under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, the Kerala High Court in a most progressive, pragmatic, pertinent and purposeful judgment titled Rajesh and Anr vs The Station House Officers and...

MP HC DIRECTS DGP TO ENSURE MANDATORY PROVISIONS REGARDING DNA PROFILING IN RAPE CASES ARE ADHERED TO

January 16, 2023

While leaving just no stone unturned in sending the right, robust and rational message all across, the Madhya Pradesh High Court has in a most learned, laudable, landmark and latest judgment titled Durgesh vs The State of Madhya Pradesh in Misc. Criminal Case No. 52891 of 2022 that was pronounced...

JOSHIMATH CRISES – STRICTLY ENFORCE CONSTRUCTION BAN, SUBMIT REPORT TO PREVENT FURTHER DAMAGE: UTTARAKHAND HC

January 14, 2023

It is most significant to see that while ruling on a most important ruling pertaining to Joshimath which is in the news for cracks in buildings, roads and other places, the Uttarakhand High Court has in a most learned, laudable, landmark and latest judgment titled PC Tewari Vs State of...

NON-CONFESSION OF ACCUSED DOESN’T AMOUNT TO NONCOOPERATION, ACCUSED MUST BE RELEASED FORTHWITH IF ARREST DOESN’T SATISFY SECTION 41 CRPC: BOMBAY HC

January 13, 2023

It deserves mentioning at the very start that the Bombay High Court while exercising its criminal appellate jurisdiction in a most learned, laudable, landmark, logical and latest judgment titled Chanda Deepak Kochhar vs Central Bureau of Investigation in Criminal Writ Petition (Stamp) No. 22494 of 2022 With Interim Application (Stamp)...

Gurudwara A Pious Place, Misappropriation Of Its Funds Hurts Sentiments Of People : Punjab and Haryana High Court

January 12, 2023

While displaying commendably the highest standards of probity in public life by denying anticipatory bail to certain persons accused of siphoning off the funds of Gurudwara Singh Sabha in Barwala town of Hisar district in Haryana, the Punjab and Haryana High Court in a most learned, laudable, landmark and latest...

Lawyer cannot be compelled to disclose communication with client as it is privileged: Bombay HC

January 6, 2023

While setting aside a witness summons to a lawyer, the Bombay High Court in a most learned, landmark, laudable and latest judgment titled Anil Vishnu Anturkar v. Chandrakumar Popatlal Baldota and Ors in Writ Petition No. 3359 of 2015 delivered just recently on December 21, 2022 has minced just no...

Demonetisation decision making process lawful: SC

January 5, 2023

While leaving no room for even an iota of doubt on the much debated demonetization issue in all forms of media, the Apex Court has in a most laudable, learned, landmark and latest judgment titled Vivek Narayan Sharma vs Union of India in Writ Petition (Civil) No. 906 of 2016...

No Investigating Officer Can Flout Procedural Requirements, Proclaim To Be Law Unto Himself: Bombay HC

December 27, 2022

While according paramount importance to following the due process of law in following all procedural requirements in an investigation even by men in uniform, the Bombay High Court has in an extremely commendable, courageous, cogent and creditworthy oral judgment titled Vikram S/o Madhukar Labhe and Ors vs State of Maharashtra...

Magistrates And Judges Are Not Above Law : Kerala HC

December 26, 2022

While sending a very strict, loud and clear message to all the judicial officers, the Kerala High Court as recently as on December 23, 2022 in a learned, laudable, landmark, logical and latest judgment titled Mohammed Nazer M.P. & Ors. vs Union Territory of Lakshadweep & Ors. in OP(Crl.) Nos....

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Punishment Imposed By Disciplinary Authority Can Be Interfered With Only If It Is Strikingly Disproportionate: SC

Has become common practice to convert some other dispute into domestic violence complaint: Kerala HC

MP HC DIRECTS DGP TO ENSURE MANDATORY PROVISIONS REGARDING DNA PROFILING IN RAPE CASES ARE ADHERED TO

JOSHIMATH CRISES – STRICTLY ENFORCE CONSTRUCTION BAN, SUBMIT REPORT TO PREVENT FURTHER DAMAGE: UTTARAKHAND HC

NON-CONFESSION OF ACCUSED DOESN’T AMOUNT TO NONCOOPERATION, ACCUSED MUST BE RELEASED FORTHWITH IF ARREST DOESN’T SATISFY SECTION 41 CRPC: BOMBAY HC

Gurudwara A Pious Place, Misappropriation Of Its Funds Hurts Sentiments Of People : Punjab and Haryana High Court

Lawyer cannot be compelled to disclose communication with client as it is privileged: Bombay HC

Demonetisation decision making process lawful: SC

No Investigating Officer Can Flout Procedural Requirements, Proclaim To Be Law Unto Himself: Bombay HC

Magistrates And Judges Are Not Above Law : Kerala HC

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