Dying declaration – Two varying dying declarations
Where the deceased was burnt by pouring kerosene oil on her and was brought to the hospital by the accused...
Dying declaration – Once a dying declaration is found to be reliable, it can form the basis of conviction
“20. The “dying declaration” is the last statement made by a person at a stage when he is in serious...
Dying declaration – Significance of
Court had observed that if there are more than one dying declarations, then the Court must scrutinize each one of...
Retiral benefits – Retiral benefits are not just what one accumulates during the length of service to be utilised in the mature years of one’s life but they also are earned for the dependant family members to provide them financial security even after the demise of the retired employee.
Service matter - Retiral benefits - Retiral benefits are not just what one accumulates during the length of service to...
CrPC S. 220 – Expression ‘same transaction’ – Tests to be applied for determining the question as to whether two or more acts constitute the same transaction.
CrPC S. 220 - Expression ‘same transaction’, - Tests to be applied for determining the question as to whether two...
CrPC S. 170, 220 – Expression ‘same transaction’, from its very nature, was incapable of an exact definition and it was not possible to enunciate any comprehensive formula of universal application for the purpose of determining whether two or more acts constitute the same transaction
CrPC S. 170, 220 - Expression ‘same transaction’, from its very nature, was incapable of an exact definition and it...
Service matter – Punishment – Different yard-stick for different regular employees – Very hard for us to digest the gross variance in choosing not to departmentally proceed against some employees and on the other hand awarding extreme punishment to others.
Service matter - Punishment - Different yard-stick for different regular employees - Technical papers - Petitioner co-author alongwith others -...
CrPC S. 177, 178 and 179 – Jurisdiction – Investigation .
CrPC S. 177, 178 and 179 - Appellant-wife lodged an FIR for offences under Sections 498-A, 406 read with Section...
Evidence Act S. 105 – Self defence – Burden of proof rests with the accused who takes up the plea of self defence
Evidence Act, 1872 , S. 105 – Self defence - Burden of proof rests with the accused who takes...
Amendment of the Order – Merely because a wrong provision has been referred to, the Court should not be debarred from granting a relief – Practice and procedure.
Employees Compensation Act, 1923 (8 of 1923) – Amendment of the Order – Merely because a wrong provision has been...
CrPC Section 156(2) , 178(c) – Jurisdiction – Investigation –
CrPC Section 156(2) , 178(c) – Jurisdiction - Investigation - Appellant was thrown out of her matrimonial home in Patiala,...
Haryana School Education Act 1995 S. 22 – Specifically bar jurisdiction of Civil Court
Haryana School Education Act, 1995 (12 of 1995) Section 22 - Specifically bar jurisdiction of Civil Court and which ensures...
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CPC O. 6 R. 17 – every passing moment may give a fresh cause of action to a party to institute a suit for permanent injunction
Mr. Abdul Shehbaz Thind, for the petitioner. Mr. Sham Lal Bhalla, for the respondents Civil Procedure Code, 1908 (V of...
[Article] SUPREME COURT : Computation of compensation in case of permanent disability
Authored by : Er. Sandeep Suri, BE (Electronics), LLB, Chevening Scholar (London) Chaitanya Suri, B.COM., LLB. (Hons.), Diploma In Cyber...