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Service of Notice and Joinder under S.21 of 1996 Act to parties sought to be impleaded in arbitral proceedings is mandatory in an application under S.11 for appointment of arbitrator
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Security Cheques--Accused presented MoU signed by complainant acknowledging repayment of loan and loss of security cheque--Thereafter, complainant failed to establish that the present cheque..
It is not mandatory upon the Appellate Court to frame point of determination under O.41 R.31 CPC while deciding the first appeal..
Head on Collision--Car while overtaking dashed against lorry coming from the opposite side--Contributory Negligence apportioned at 50% each..
Property was purchased from the family funds by grandmother in the name of her son when he was minor, thus it was a joint family property--Suit by grandson claiming said property as separate..
Death of 27 years old B-Tech Graduate--Compensation of Rs.20 lakhs awarded..
Exemption for minor under S.6 of Limitation Act would be applicable only to institute the suit or to an application for execution of decree but not to appeals..
Writ Petition seeking gender-neutral guidelines and legislation for domestic violence and harassment complaints--Writ dismissed..
High Court, at the earliest stage, must examine whether statement of the accused was properly recorded under S.313 CrPC/S.351 BNSS so that the argument of delay and prejudice may not be avai..
Incident happened in school--Chairman of the Managing Committee cannot be held to have direct control over all the children studying the school--Summoning orders qua him quashed..
High Court doubted the age of victim and suspended the sentence--Casting doubt upon a finding returned by the Trial Court, cannot be justified when the same was not within immediate purview ..
While upholding the conviction, Court omitted to consider whether the appellants were entitled to the benefit of probation--Thus, occasioned a failure of justice--Matter remanded..
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