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  Criminal Procedure Code. Section 267. Accused can NOT be detained by the jail authorities only on the basis of ''body warrant'' without there being any detention order or judicial order. Karnataka High Court.

  • 29-March-2022
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  When power to give relief is conferred on Courts, it becomes the duty of the Courts to give such relief. Court would fail in its duty if relief is refused without adequate reason. Supreme Court.

  • 29-March-2022
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  West Bengal Land Reforms Act. Pre-emption under Section 8 is applicable even to the lands forming part of non-agricultural tenancy coming within the purview of the Act. Calcutta High Court.

  • 29-March-2022
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  Power of attorney executed outside India. Notarisation in foreign country can be given legal recognition by Indian courts even though there is no reciprocal arrangement with that country. Madras High Court.

  • 28-March-2022
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  Principle of locus standi is alien to criminal jurisprudence. Wife can file private complaint in respect of injury caused to her husband rendering him immovable. Kerala High Court.

  • 28-March-2022
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  Service Law. Simply because the applicant participated in the selection process, it does not mean that he had acquiesced to the illegality in the selection process. Kerala High Court.

  • 28-March-2022
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  Every citizen has a right to bid for public property in auction. Court, after setting aside illegal allotment, cannot hold auction in the Court only among the parties before it. Allahabad High Court.

  • 29-March-2022
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  SARFAESI - Section 14. Borrower has no right of hearing when Magistrate considers application to take over possession. Bombay High Court

  • 28-March-2022
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  Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. While deciding application under Section 8, Court cannot adjudicate on the bifurcability of the causes of action. Calcutta High Court.

  • 26-March-2022
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  Writ Petition against State or its instrumentality seeking relief of contractual payment, held, entertainable where amount is admitted and undisputed. Calcutta High Court.

  • 25-March-2022
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  There is no need to prove certified copies of Court Judgments produced before the Court by leading evidence. Rajasthan High Court.

  • 25-March-2022
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  There can be no criminal liability against landlord if the tenanted premises is used for immoral trafficking without his knowledge. Karnataka High Court.

  • 25-March-2022
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