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Denial of disability pension based on a medical opinion without providing full reasons to support the opinion cannot be said to be valid..
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Investigation by local police against local police may raise doubts on the credibility of investigation--Investigation transferred to CBI..
No allegation that the appellant obtained for himself or for any other person any valuable thing or pecuniary advantage--Thus, element of criminal misconduct is missing--Order framing charge..
Economic Offences--Person accused of serious and grave economic offence who has been declared proclaimed offender, anticipatory bail not to be granted
Summons--Warrant Case--Discretion ..
He has to approach the Trial Court which had passed said compromise decree O.23 R.3--O.43 R.1A CPC does not create provision for an independent appeal at all for a party to suit
Comprom..
Repudiation of Claim--Departure in the second survey report from the comprehensive report in the first survey report was without explanation or justification--Second survey report set aside-..
Use of Filthy Language by Police--Order of Human Rights Commission, directing the State to pay compensation of Rs.2 lakhs to the Complainant recoverable from the erring Inspector, upheld..
There is gap of one month between the alleged incident of publically calling husband as impotent and suicide--FIR against wife quashed
Abetment to Suicide--Instigation--Husband in his ..
Application under O.7 R.11 CPC cannot be allowed where suit involves serious triable issues
Rejection of Plaint--Factual Disputes--Defendants raised factual disputes in an application u..
In a suit for specific performance, it is admissible in evidence as per proviso to S.49 of the Registration Act..
Only home branch of bank where the complainant has account would have jurisdiction..
While deciding quashing petition High Court cannot direct the accused to go for mediation and handover amount for purpose of settlement..
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