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  ''Judges some times make law if the statutes made by the Parliament fall short of meeting the requirements of the time''. Karnataka High Court while awarding just compensation in motor vehicle case.

  • 04-June-2022
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  ''Train the Officers exercising quasi-judicial powers to write proper orders instead of adopting copy and paste method''. Karnataka High Court directs the State Government.

  • 03-June-2022
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  Limitation to apply for delivery of possession by a purchaser of immovable property at a sale in execution of a decree is one year from the date when the sale becomes absolute. Supreme Court.

  • 02-June-2022
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  Grant of benefit by statutory authority inadvertently or by mistake to few persons does not create right to other similarly situated persons to claim such benefit. Karnataka High Court.

  • 03-June-2022
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  Daksha Legal Monthly Digest - May 2022

  • 01-June-2022
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  Limitation. Entries in the ledger/statement of accounts constitute a fresh cause of action and extends the period of limitation. Delhi High Court.

  • 02-June-2022
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  Anticipatory bail application is maintainable even if accused is outside the Country when the intention of the Police to arrest the accused on arrival is made out. Kerala High Court.

  • 02-June-2022
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  Defamation. Onus of proving two ingredients; truth of the imputation and the publication of the imputation for the public good, is on the accused. Karnataka High Court reiterates.

  • 02-June-2022
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  Land acquisition. In deciding whether acquisition is for public or not, prima facie, the Government is the best judge. Supreme Court.

  • 01-June-2022
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  Fixing of fee for patent applications is a right vested in the Government. Reduction of fee cannot be given retrospective effect by the Court. Delhi High Court.

  • 04-June-2022
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  Magistrate cannot condone delay in filing private complaint, under Section 473 Cr.P.C. without issuing notice to accused/respondent. Karnataka High Court.

  • 01-June-2022
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  IBC. Holder of the Recovery Certificate issued under the Debt Recovery Act is also a financial creditor. He can initiate CIRP within a period of three years from the date of issuance of the Certificate. Supreme Court.

  • 01-June-2022
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