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  Without Prejudice in correspondences is part of public policy to encourage negotiated settlement of disputes. Its applicability is limited to pre-litigation stage and does not cover pleadings before court. Karnataka High Court. 6 May 2021

  • 06-May-2021
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  Supreme Court judgment on Maratha Reservation analysed. Dr. Jaishri Laxmanrao Patil vs The Chief Minister and others, dated 5 May 2021

  • 05-May-2021
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  POSCO Act. Failure to record evidence of the child within thirty days of cognizance and to complete the trial within one year, will NOT entitle accused for default bail. Karnataka High Court. 23 April 2021

  • 23-April-2021
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  POSCO Act. Statement recorded under Section 164 of Criminal Procedure Code can NOT be considered to be evidence under Section 35 of the POCSO Act. Karnataka High Court. 23 April 2021

  • 23-April-2021
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  Criminal trial. Polygraph test. Silence would not amount to consent of the accused for polygraph test. Result of polygraph test conducted without written consent is void and inadmissible in evidence. Karnataka High Court.

  • 22-December-2022
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  SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act, 1989. High Court can NOT entertain bail petition under Section 438 & 439 Cr.P.C. Remedy against grant or refusal of bail by the Special Court is appeal to High Court under Section 14A. Karnataka High Court. 30:3:2021

  • 30-March-2021
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  Constitution of India. Article 254. Repugnancy. The primary effort in the exercise of judicial review must be an endeavor to harmonize. Supreme Court exhaustively analyses the test. 4 May 2021

  • 04-May-2021
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  Disaster Management Act, 2005. Government has no power under the Act to issue directions to private parties on economic aspects of legitimate subsisting contractual mattes or transactions between them inter se. Supreme Court. 3 May 2021

  • 03-May-2021
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  Constitution of India. Article 162. In exercise of the executive power, Government cannot go against the provisions of the Constitution or any law. Supreme Court reiterates. 3 May 2021

  • 03-May-2021
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  Encroachment of footpaths in anyway including by parking of vehicles amounts to violation of fundamental right guaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution of India. Karnataka High Court issues directions to maintain footpaths. 21 April 2021.

  • 21-April-2021
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  Land Acquisition Act, 1894. Market value. Amount awarded under consent award in respect of similarly situated land acquired for similar purpose can be treated to be the base price. Karnataka High Court. 12 April 2021

  • 12-April-2021
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  Education. Government has no power under the Disaster Management Act, 2005 or under Article 162 of the Constitution to reduce fee structure of educational institutions. Supreme Court. 3 May 2021

  • 03-May-2021
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