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It would not apply if the proceedings were collusive in nature to defeat the rights of susbsequent purchaser with aid of original owner..
Punjab & Haryana High Court
Police witnesses sought to be examined to clarify aspects that are already part of the case of the prosecution--Accused would still have the opportunity to cross-examine them--Application ri..
Parat Patwar could not have been read into evidence in the absence of Parat Sarkar, which in fact is the original mutation
Second Appeal--Nature of Documents--Wherever the issue relates..
Objection that application was filed after 3 years not tenable..
Application under O.7 R.11 CPC was dismissed for non affixing of ad valorem Court fee--Revision against said order is not maintainable
Court Fees--Suit for Joint Possession--Ad valorem ..
Order not to be remanded merely on the ground that proper opportunity to cross-examine two witnesses was not granted..
Murder--During investigation proposed accused were subject to polygraph test--However, nothing indicating their involvement was detected--Application under S.358 BNSS dismissed..
It is not a mandatory requirement that the Court must arrive at a positive finding that the petitioner had not committed an offence under the PMLA
Anticipatory Bail--PMLA--Illegal Minin..
Appellants are facing trial for the last 32 years and are aged above 60 years and are suffering from various age related ailments--Released on probation..
It is not the requirement that the additional evidence sought to be produced should be reproduced in the application itself
Additional Evidence in Appeal--Dismissal from Service--State ..
Treating doctor observed that patient was grossly intoxicated--However, no test was conducted to determine that the alcohol content was more than permissible limit of 30 mg per 100 ml--Claim..
Eviction--Co-sharers are not necessary parties in a suit for eviction by landlord (one of the co-sharer) against the tenant..
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