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Once a Magistrate commits a case to a Sessions Court under Section 209 CrPC, the Sessions Court—having taken cognizance of the offence under Section 193 CrPC—may summon additional ac..
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The marriage was dissolved by the Court following the husband's agreement to transfer a ₹4-crore flat in Mumbai to the wife as full and final alimony...
Procedural Law..
Filing an affidavit under Priyanka Srivastava guidelines is mandatory for Section 156(3) CrPC complaints, but the Supreme Court held the requirement is curable if fulfilled before the Magist..
Notices under Section 35 BNSS cannot be served electronically, as the provision lacks explicit legislative sanction. Non-compliance can impact personal liberty, requiring strict adherence to..
Bail cannot be granted based on an accused's undertaking to deposit money and must be decided strictly on the merits of the case...
The Supreme Court held that a second quashing petition under Section 482 CrPC is barred if based on grounds that were available but not raised in the first petition, applying the principle o..
The Supreme Court held that under Section 18 of the Limitation Act, acknowledgment of only part of a debt does not extend the limitation period for the entire claim. The Court upheld the dis..
The Supreme Court held that mental health is an essential part of the right to life under Article 21 and issued binding guidelines to address the psychological well-being of students. It cri..
Machine/case property not to be kept in a sealed condition for an indefinite period only on the ground that the appeal is pending thus proceedings have not attained finality..
In appeal, against order under O.7 R.11 CPC, Appellate Court cannot allow an application under O.19 R.14 CPC..
Allegations of harassment and physical assault without any specific details or described any particular instance of harassment--Allegations of suffering a miscarriage also not supported by m..
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