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Unanimous yet Contrasting-Bonus for CM Kejriwal – Arvind Kejriwal v. Central Bureau of Investigation

CM Kejriwal had filed two separate pleas before the top court – one challenging the legality of his arrest by CBI and a second plea seeking bail. However, despite granting bail unanimously after noting the trial of the case was unlikely to conclude in the near future, the Bench of Justices Surya Kant and Ujjal Bhuyan effectively contrasted on […]

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Food for thought:

Bench of Justices KM Joseph and BV Nagarathna in the Supreme Court on Monday made a query whether pursuing the transfer petition in the case relating to the alleged sexual harassment of a law clerk by former Supreme Court judge Justice Swatanter Kumar, would serve any purpose. The transfer petition was filed by the survivor

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Rash Driving under IPC, Motor Vehicles Act offences would not be attracted for accidents of animals

The Indian Penal Code (IPC) 1860 is the official criminal code of India which covers all substantive aspects of criminal law. Shorn of unnecessary factual matrix, this matter essentially emanates from the sui generis decisions. Nine years after a Vakola resident’s Scorpio SUV ran over a stray dog at his housing society, Bombay High Court

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POCSO Act vs. Muslim Personal Law

A man had challenged the FIR registered against him under Section 376 (rape), 377 (unnatural offences), 506 (criminal intimidation) and 406 (criminal breach of trust) of Indian Penal Code (IPC) read with Section 6 of the POCSO Act arguing that the girl had attained puberty and was, therefore, a major under Muslim law. (Imran Vs

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Whose liability is it anyways?

New Delhi faced the rant of rains and storm yesterday. Lot of vehicles were crushed under the fallen trees on the roads. NDMC authorities confessed that they received innumerable calls for the devastation. “In most cases, the tree starts losing its strength due to concretisation around it. This weakens the roots and also reduces the

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