[P&H] Bona fide requirement has been held to be a recurring cause of action and a petition which has been dismissed on same ground cannot bind the parties down for time to come , 2017 PLRonline 0107

Bona fide requirement has been held to be a recurring cause of action and a petition which has been dismissed on same ground cannot bind the parties down for time to come

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[P&H] Bona fide requirement has been held to be a recurring cause of action and a petition which has been dismissed on same ground cannot bind the parties down for time to come , 2017 PLRonline 0107

NDPS S. 2 (viia) read with the notification S.O. No. 1055 (E) dated 19/10/2001 , Section 37, 52A – “commercial quantity” – Weight Adjustment due to Drying – Weight recorded during inventory before the Magistrate considered – Bail Consideration for Multiple Accused. [PLRonline 413680]

[SC] CPC O. 7 R. 11 – Civil Procedure Code, 1908 – Order 7 Rule 11 – Assessment of Plaints – Court should not engage in assessing the correctness or merits of the plaint’s averments – Court made an error by partially rejecting the plaint . [PLRonline 416680]

[SC] Insurance – Surveyor’s report – Not relied – Reliance by surveyor on forensic report – Claim payable.

[SC] Insurance – Surveyor’s report, though important, is not absolute and not binding on the parties – It is not that sacrosanct that it cannot be departed from; it is not conclusive. [ PLRonline 368351]

IT Act S. 67(A) – Posted on Instagram 4-5 pictures of petitioner kissing the complainant on her cheek – Bail granted. [2022 PLRonline 0595]

NIA S. 118 – Unaccounted transactions – All promissory notes appear to have been executed on the same day – If these are unaccounted transactions they are illegal transactions for which no court can pass a decree. [PLRonline 213601]

CrPC S. 438 – extra-territorial anticipatory bail.

Insurance – Insurer assumes a fiduciary duty to act in good faith and honour their commitment. This responsibility becomes particularly pronounced when the insured, in their actions, have not been negligent. [SupremeCourtOnline 448604 ]

Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 Section 482 – Evidence Act, 1872 Section 27 – Expert report not produced – Mixing of petrol/diesel – Proceedings quashed. [SupremeCourtOnline 445604]

NIA S. 143-A (2) – Interim compensation – 20% is a maximum limit provided – Court is required to give reasons as to why, in a particular case, maximum limit of interim compensation provided in the Act is being awarded – Order imposing 20% set aside. [(2023-4)212 PLR 116]

Limitation Act S. 5 - Merely because sufficient cause has been shown, a party is not entitled to the condonation of delay in question as a matter of right if sufficient cause is not proven - Commercial Courts Act 2015

[SC] CPC S. 152, 153A - On principle when once an order of an original authority is taken in appeal to the appellate authority which is located beyond the territorial jurisdiction of the High Court, it is the order of the latter authority which is the operative order after the appeal is disposed of.

[P&H] Bona fide requirement has been held to be a recurring cause of action and a petition which has been dismissed on same ground cannot bind the parties down for time to come , 2017 PLRonline 0107

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