Madhukar Nivrutti Jagtap v. Smt. Pramilabai Chandulal Parandekar, 2019 PLROnline 3502 SC
2019 PLROnline 3502 SC SUPREME COURT ABHAY MANOHAR SAPRE,J. and DINESH MAHESHWARI,J. Madhukar Nivrutti Jagtap and Ors. v. Smt. Pramilabai ...
National Commission for the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes – Has no power to order the investigation agency nor accept complaints alleging that a FIR against a person is not being properly recorded or investigated. [(210) Punjab Law Reporter 368]
National Commission for the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, with a mandate to monitor/protect the interests of members belonging to ...
MVA – Gratuitous passenger in a ‘goods vehicle’ – Once the Insurance Company has deducted premium for third party, it is liable – Even if claimant has not filed appeal , amount can be enhanced. [(210) PLR 375]
The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, Section 147(1), 149(2)(a)(ii), 168 deals with insurance coverage and compensation related to motor vehicle accidents. ...
Limitation Act, S. 18 – Acknowledgment, if any, has to be prior to the expiration of the prescribed period for filing of the suit, and if the limitation has already expired it would not revive under S. 18.[SupremeCourtOnline ID 142258 (SC)]
Limitation Act (36 of 1963) S. 18 --- Acknowledgement --- Should be before expiry of prescribed period of filing suit. ...
CrPC S. 82, 83 – No proclamation u/s 82 – Attachment U/s 83 is illegal. [PLRonline ID 5415402]
Sri. Nithya Shambhavananda @ R. Narayanan v. State of Karnataka, 2021 PLRonline 5204 (Kar.) 2021 PLRonline 5204 (Kar.) HIGH COURT ...
CrPC S. 82, 83 – Process under Sections 82 and 83 cannot be issued unless it is established that a warrant has already been issued against the person wanted and that person is absconding
Section 82 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) empowers the court to issue a proclamation against a person when ...
CrPC S. 82, 83 – Mere return of warrant of arrest without execution would not authorise the Magistrate to issue an order for proclamation and attachment. [PLRonline ID 213102]
Md. Nazrul Islam v. State Of Assam, 2008 PLRonline 0202 (Gau.) Full Judgment with detailed headnotes for Online Subscribers (Click to ...
Evidence Act S. 71 – Proof of will. [SC]
Evidence Act Section 71 enables the party to produce other evidence to prove the Will if the testator examined is ...
Evidence Act, Section 50 (SC)
Evidence Act, Section 50 "10. The question is whether these statements of Janardan Misra as to his conduct are admissible under S.50, ...
FIR – If the core features of an offence are not stated, would not be a first information report relating to commission of a cognizable offence, as contemplated under S. 154 and that would mean that no investigation can be initiated by the police upon such an information.
IPC, S. 383 - Not only putting a person under fear of any injury and dishonestly inducing the person so ...
Property in wifes name purchased out of the finances sent by the husband while working abroad – Both the plaintiff and the wife are entitled to equal shares – Gift given by husband is exclusive property of wife. (2023-2)210 PLRIJ 026
Property purchased in the wife's name using the finances sent by the husband while working abroad entitles both the husband ...
Contract Act – Liability of a party under an agreement prescribing purchase of a certain quantity of goods and failure thereof shall be limited / calculated based on the original price of the product, the price at which it was sold to the subsequent purchaser, and the costs involved in the additional process.(2023-2)210 PLRIJ 017
Chairman, Coal India Limited v. Star Cement Limited. (2023-2)210 PLRIJ 017 Synopsis : Contract Act, 1872, if a party agrees ...
CrPC S. 156(3) – Evidence Act, S. 65B – CD placed without certificate before the trial court – Admissibility – Admissibility of the CD would come only during the trial and not before it is tendered into evidence (2023-2)210 PLRIJ 004
Sudhir v. State of Maharashtra, (2023-2)210 PLRIJ 004 (Bom.) The case involves a CD that was placed before the trial ...
MVA – Composite negligence – Right to claim from any of the tort feasors – Once court comes to the conclusion that the case is one of the composite negligence, damages cannot be apportioned – Claimant is entitled to recover the entire amount of compensation from all or any of the joint tortfeasors. (2023-2)210 PLRIJ 009
Once the court comes to the conclusion that the case is one of composite negligence, damages cannot be apportioned. The ...
POCSO S. 3 (a), 4 – Victim girl a minor about 16 years of age – Looking into the physical and mental development of an adolescent of that age group, would consider it logical that such a person is capable of making conscious decision as regard his or her well-being as to the actual act of sexual intercourse – No mens rea
where the alleged victim was a minor of about 16 years of age. The act defines penetrative sexual assault under ...