Evidence Act, S. 113-B
IPC, S. 304-B. Evidence Act , Section 113-B - The prosecution must at first establish the existence of the necessary ...
IPC, S. 304-B – Must be interpreted keeping in mind the legislative intent to curb the social evil of bride burning and dowry demand.
Satbir Singh v. State of Haryana - 2021 SCeJ 900
IPC, S. 304-B – Study of the legislative history
Satbir Singh v. State of Haryana - 2021 SCeJ 900
IPC, S. 304-B – Sometimes family members of the husband are roped in, even though they have no active role in commission of the offence
Indian Penal Code, 1860 (45 of 1860), Section 304-B - Undoubtedly, as discussed above, the menace of dowry death is ...
IPC. S. 306, before a person can be convicted of abetting the suicide of any other person, it must be established that such other person committed suicide
IPC. S. 107 “5. …Reading Sections 306 and 307 (sic 107) together it is clear that if any person instigates any ...
IPC S. 304-B, Mandatory application of the presumption under Section 113-B of the Evidence Act once the ingredients of Section 304-B of IPC stood proved.
Evidence Act, S. 113-B Mandatory application of the presumption under Section 113-B of the Evidence Act once the ingredients of ...
IPC, S. 304-B, “Soon before” is a relative term which is required to be considered under specific circumstances
“15. … “Soon before” is a relative term which is required to be considered under specific circumstances of each case and ...
IPC 304-B, essential ingredients to be established
“10. To sustain the conviction under Section 304-B IPC, the following essential ingredients are to be established: (i) the death of ...
Ad Hoc employees termination – Replacement with other Ad Hoc employees
Service Matter - Though the appellants may not be entitled to regular appointment as such it cannot be said that ...
HARGURPRATAP SINGH v. STATE OF PUNJAB – 2007 SCeJ 003
2007 SCeJ 003Download 2007 SCeJ 003 SUPREME COURT OF INDIA Before : Justice S. Rajendra Babu and Justice G.P. ...
Courts – ‘Courts subordinate to the High Courts’ would prima facie mean the Courts of law subordinate to the High Courts in the hierarchy of Courts
The word 'Court' was not defined in the Act and the expression 'Courts subordinate to the High Courts' would prima ...
Unnatural expansion of natural justice, without reference to the administrative realities and other factors of a given case, can be exasperating.
If the jurisprudence of remedies were understood and applied from the perspective of social efficaciousness, the problem raised in this ...
Natural justice is not a single theory it is a family of views
Natural justice is an expression of English Common Law. Natural justice is not a single theory it is a family ...
Natural Justice – “A breach of procedure cannot give [rise to] a remedy in the courts, unless behind it there is something of substance which has been lost by the failure. The court does not act in vain.
Lord Wilberforce in Malloch v. Aberdeen Corpn, (1971) 1 WLR 1578: (1971) 2 All ER 1278 (HL)] ,
Natural justice – no one can complain of not being given an opportunity to make representations if such an opportunity would have availed him nothing.
In such situations, fair procedures appear to serve no purpose since the right result can be secured without according such ...
