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Release from Judicial Custody--Writ of habeas corpus, is not maintainable..
Punjab & Haryana High Court
Child aged 8 months was illegally taken away by his father from the custody of his mother--A child, especially at a tender age, has a fundamental right to the love, care and protection of bo..
Drawing of Sample--Procedure in respect of Psychotropic Substances laid down--No requirement for sending the entire bulk seizure to laboratory..
Fixed Deposits--Broad Parameters laid down as to when the MACTs should order compensation be deposited in Fixed Deposits..
Even if there is non-compliance of Section 65B, conviction can be based on other sufficient cogent evidence on record..
CCTV Footage on CD--No details regarding the Server, IP address and the Computer from which it was prepared, were brought on record or mentioned in the Certificate under S.65B--Such electron..
When the defendant raised objection regarding deficient stamp duty before admission of document presented by the plaintiff, then the determination of deficient stamp duty and penalty was to ..
Supreme Court
Options, Procedure, Scope and Steps to be followed to make such document, admissible in evidence summarized..
No specific mode for payment/deposit of the balance sale consideration was provided in the decree--After filing of execution petition matter kept pending before higher Courts--Thus, permissi..
When the Trial Court and the Executing Court are the same, then the Executing Court has jurisdiction to entertain and decide, on the original side, an application for recession of contract o..
When the plaintiff himself invited the Court to decide the deficient stamp duty before the objection by the defendant then there is no need to send document, to District Registrar for determ..
Deceased and all appellants were admitted to hospital but injured witness was not found in the hospital--Conviction under S.302 IPC modified to S.304 Part I IPC...
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