Petition filed on behalf of a dead person – Petitioner filed a petition on behalf of his departed client, complete with a posthumous Power of Attorney, bearing a signature from beyond the grave – Petition filed almost a month after his celestial departure – Court would like to warn the learned counsel to exercise a tad more caution in his future legal escapades – After all, we would not want to inadvertently summon anymore ghostly clients or find ourselves entangled in a legal mess of supernatural proportions.
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- Sexual Offence
- Special Marriage Act, 1954
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- Specific Relief Act, 1963
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- Succession Act
- Suit for recovery of Money
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[SC] Tender - Letter of Intent - Is merely an expression of intention to enter into a contract - It does not create any right in favour of the party to whom it is issued. [PLRonline]
NIA S. 138 - Compounding - Though the complainant has been duly compensated by the accused yet the complainant does not agree for the compounding of the offence, the courts cannot compel the complainant to give ‘consent’ for compounding of the matter - On facts - Quashed.
Trust, the Courtroom can still be a wild enough place without summoning spirits from beyond the grave.
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