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High Court can quash criminal proceedings in cases of non-compoundable offences when the alleged victim repudiates the allegations
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Termination of Anganwadi Karyakarti on the ground of having more than two children : Not Valid
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PIL In Supreme Court Seeking To De-Register Congress For "Vote-Chori" Campaign & Restrain Comments Against ECI
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SEBI Proposes Stricter Norms for IPO Listings
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PIL In Supreme Court Seeking To De-Register Congress For "Vote-Chori" Campaign & Restrain Comments Against ECI
A public interest litigation has been filed before the Supreme Court seeking de-registration of the Indian National Congress as a political party as w...
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Bar Council of India to Review Advocate Engagement Rules
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SC modifies earlier directive, allows release of stray dogs in original localities after vaccination
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Supreme Court Women Lawyers Association Condemns Justice Markandey Katju's Misogynistic Remarks
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High Court can quash criminal proceedings in cases of non-compoundable offences when the alleged victim repudiates the allegations
In a landmark decision, the Gauhati High Court exercised its inherent powers under Section 482 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) to quash criminal...
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Termination of Anganwadi Karyakarti on the ground of having more than two children : Not Valid
Bombay High Court’s Decision in Smt. Pushpa v. State of Maha...
Punjab & Haryana High Court Grants Interim Relief in Defamation Case
Punjab & Haryana High Court grants interim relief in a high-...
'Are We Post Office?' Delhi High Court Rejects PIL
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Plea of Adverse Possession Could Cannot be Validly Raised at the Appellate Stage Without Foundational Pleadings in the Original Suit.
The Supreme Court of India's decision in the case of Kishundeo Rout v. Govind Rao offers a comprehensive analysis of the principles surrounding advers...
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