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  Taking cognizance by the criminal Court cannot be set aside on the ground of defective or illegal investigation, unless illegality in investigation can be shown to have brought about miscarriage of justice. Karnataka High Court.

  • 30-May-2022
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  ‘’Right to nutritious food is a fundamental right of pregnant woman, lactating mothers and children’’. Karnataka High Court directs the State Govt to implement ICDS without further delay and to submit compliance report

  • 28-May-2022
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  No party should suffer due to the act of court. Right accrued as on the date of writ petition cannot be taken away by amendment inserted during the pendency of the petition. Karnataka High Court.

  • 29-May-2022
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  Casual workers doing continuing work are entitled for benefit of the Employees State Insurance Act, 1948. Supreme Court.

  • 28-May-2022
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  Conviction based on circumstantial evidence. The circumstances ''must or should be'' established and not ''may be'' established. Supreme Court reiterates.

  • 28-May-2022
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  Unlike Company, if an offence is committed by Partnership Firm, it is an offence committed by its partners. There is no need to make Partnership Firm an accused in criminal case. Karnataka High Court.

  • 28-May-2022
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  Production of same medical bills repeatedly in MVC case to get higher compensation. Karnataka High Court deprecates the conduct of the Advocate.

  • 28-May-2022
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  Non-payment of rent due to the impact of Covid pandemic falls under force majeure clause and hence lease could not be terminated alleging breach of contract. Delhi High Court.

  • 27-May-2022
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  Service Law. Date of absorbtion in the service is relevant for the purpose of applying the Pension Rules. Supreme Court.

  • 27-May-2022
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  Granting bail to accused only on the basis of parity, without taking into consideration the criminal history, nature of crime, material evidence and involvement of the accused is not justified. Supreme Court.

  • 27-May-2022
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  Failure to disburse dividend under the Companies Act, 1956 is a continuing offence. Recurring limitation extends until the payment is made. Karnataka High Court.

  • 27-May-2022
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  ''Bald and imaginary allegations do not constitute foundation for criminal offences''. Karnataka High Court quashes criminal proceedings by wife against the entire family of the husband.

  • 26-May-2022
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