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Bail--Recovery of 1 quintal of Ganja--Petitioner is in custody for about 2 years and not even a single PW has been examined so far--Bail granted..
Punjab & Haryana High Court
Examination of the common witnesses in the departmental proceedings are not required to be stayed till the said witnesses are examined in the criminal proceedings, if it does not involve any..
Turning without Signal--Scooter while turning was hit by Car from behind--Road was wide enough--Only driver of Car held to be negligent..
Averments concerning Judicial Officer in a petition before High Court would not amount to criminal contempt provided it is in good faith...
Allowing of application under O.41 R.27 CPC is not sufficient to remand the case back to the trial court..
Typographical Error in memo of parties--Order of Appellate Court remanding the matter back to Trial Court, set aside ..
Registered Sale Deed carries the presumption of genuineness--Section 68 of the 1872 Act does not apply to registered sale deeds, as sale deeds do not require attestation by law..
First Appellate Court is not required to reproduce the grounds of appeal or the relevant paragraphs of the trial Court’s findings unless it is very important ..
‘B’ executed sale deed in favour of ‘S’ and ‘K’ with regard to same piece of land--‘K’ produced certified copy of registered sale deed in her favour--‘S’ neither produced..
Not mandatory to conduct a departmental inquiry before taking any disciplinary action, if the employee has been convicted on a criminal charge involving moral turpitude..
If the Trial Court passes a composite judgment and decree while deciding both the suit and the counter-claim, then only one appeal is required to be filed and there is no need for filling tw..
Additional Evidence at Appellate Stage--Order 41 Rule 27CPC, does not envisage that the Appellate Court would remand the case back to the Trial Court merely on allowing the application for a..
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