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  High Court can modify bail conditions in exercise of inherent Jurisdiction under Section 482 Cr.P.C. Madhya Pradesh High Court.

  • 04-April-2022
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  Daksha Legal Monthly Digest - March 2022

  • 02-April-2022
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  Person in illegal possession of land already acquired by Government cannot claim any right though his name is entered in the revenue records. Allahabad High Court.

  • 03-April-2022
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  Husband can claim maintenance from wife under Section 25 of the Hindu Marriage Act. Bombay High Court.

  • 01-April-2022
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  A society registered under the Societies Registration Act can sue and be sued only in terms of its bye­laws. Suit cannot be entertained without authorisation under the bye-laws. Supreme Court.

  • 03-April-2022
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  Power of Attorney executed outside India, if not duly stamped, cannot be straightway rejected. The same can be validated by impounding and collecting stamp duty and penalty. Andhra Pradesh High Court.

  • 07-April-2022
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  Caste can be basis for providing reservation. Internal reservation based on sub-classification of a particular community can be done only on justifiable data. Supreme Court.

  • 03-April-2022
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  A document cannot be registered unless the executant personally appears and establishes his identity to the registering officer and admits execution of the document under Sections 34 and 35 of the Registration Act. Karnataka High Court.

  • 31-March-2022
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  West Bengal Land (Requisition and Acquisition) Act, 1948. Property once vested with the Government cannot be divested without due operation of law. Calcutta High Court

  • 03-April-2022
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  Daksha Legal Monthly Digest - February 2022

  • 31-March-2022
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  Daksha Legal Monthly Digest - January 2022.

  • 31-March-2022
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  Contract Act, 1872. Refusal of a contractor to continue to execute the work unless the reciprocal promises are performed by the other party cannot be termed as abandonment of contract. Supreme Court.

  • 31-March-2022
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