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Accused had been involved in cases triable by JMFC only--Present case is also triable by JMFC and not a heinous crime--Order granting anticipatory bail under S.438 CrPC/S.482 BNSS, upheld..
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Parties are living separately for more than one decade--Wife had not asked for any maintenance or alimony in all these years--Divorce granted under S.13 HMA..
Grant of sanction under S.197 CrPC/S.218 BNSS cannot be faulted merely on the ground of absence of addition of words to/deletion of words from the draft order placed before the sanctioning a..
Compassionate Assistance--Amount received by spouse and children towards the loss of consortium cannot be reduced by any amounts received by the claimants as compassionate assistance to dece..
Unauthorised construction has to be demolished--There is no way out..
Complainant had invested money on asking of his brother and money was transferred to his brother account which was further transferred to accused person--Neither inducement was made by the a..
Merely because ITR was filed after the date of accident, it cannot be discarded--It has to be considered to assess income..
Period of Limitation to file an appeal under S.13(1-A) of the Commercial Court Act would commence from date of pronouncement of judgment and not after the supply of copies thereof
Amount of compassionate assistance by government has to be deducted--However, if the amount has already been paid then no recovery is to be made..
Neither there was severance of relationship with the parent department nor he had ceased to be a public servant upon being sent on deputation--Thus, sanction for prosecution under S.197 CrPC..
Conduct of Complainant--Allegations are only against the appellant (mother-in-law) and even the husband of deceased has not been implicated--This reflects on the overall honest conduct of th..
Even if the insurance company failed to deny assessment by claimant, Commission has to apply its mind independently--Matter remanded..
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