It was brought to the notice that there are 39 members at present for a sanctioned strength of 63 and the depletion of the strength of the members will adversely affect the smooth functioning of the Tribunals. Held, we direct the Government to complete the process at the earliest and not later than two months. […]
It was brought to the notice of this court that a judgment dated 19.01.21 passed by the High Court of Judicature at Bombay, Nagpur Bench, in Satish v. State of Maharashtra acquitted the accused under section 8 of the POSCO Act 2012 on the ground that the accused had no sexual intent of committing the
In the facts of the present case, the finding recorded by the High Court that the 2nd FIR was not registered immediately, cannot be justified, primarily because the matter relating to 1st FIR was under investigation and it was not for the High Court to have substituted its own opinion in this regard by holding
According to the prosecution, the accused along with other persons operate an organized crime gang in Azamgarh that allegedly commits offenses punishable under Chapters 16, 17, and 22 of the Penal Code. The very purpose of the gang is to make physical and financial gains by committing innumerable crimes of serious nature instilling extreme fear
The High Court passed an order against the consent decree on the ground that it was obtained by fraud, calling for a report from the Principal City Civil judge and directing him to hold an inquiry as to whether the consent decree was obtained by fraud. Furthermore, there was an order of executing court on
The woman burnt by the accused husband by pouring kerosene upon her and thereafter setting her on fire by lighting with a matchstick. She gave two dying declarations and the Trial court only believed her first dying declaration and acquitted all accused without examining the second dying declaration even when the deceased categorically stated that
In adverting to the facts of this case, NCDRC was justified in taking the view that the condition in the allotment of payment of compensation @ Rs 2 per square foot is one-sided and constitutes an unfair trade practice. The letter of allotment is in a standard form. The purchaser has no option but to
Held, in terms of Sec 20, in all cases where the accused was above 16 years but below 18 years of age on the date of occurrence, the proceedings pending in the court would continue and be taken to the logical end subject to an exception that even if it is held that Amrat Ram
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The High Court allowed the writ petition by observing that what has been granted by the competent authority under the certificate of deemed conveyance is much more than what is is sought in the prayers of the application. The High Court has not recorded the specific reason as to why that finding has been reached.
Held, The objective is clear that in cases of offences against body, compensation to victim should be methodology for redemption. Hence compensation cannot be determined at stage of consideration of grant of bail. Hence direction in impugned order of High Court regarding deposit of compensation cannot be sustained. However, this does not rule out the
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