Madras High Court Quashes Case Against Accused Over Alleged Provocative Remarks
The Madras High Court has quashed a criminal case against an accused for making statements against the former Tamil Nadu Finance Minister, ruling that while the remarks were reprehensible, they did not constitute an offence under Sections 504 and 505(2) IPC. Justice N.
File affidavit on the status of the website: Bombay HC to Maharashtra Government
It also prayed that awareness must be created regarding the existence of such PCAs
State’s duty to provide place for last rites to all religious communities: Justice SC Sharma
he state is obligated to provide burial spaces for all communities, it is not required to concede to every claim for a specific burial location
Ensure inclusive representation:Bar Council of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry
With several senior judges set to retire this year, the number of vacancies is expected to rise significantly.
PIL in Calcutta HC sought to probe death of patient due to ‘contaminated saline’
The case revolves around the administration of expired saline that left three pregnant women critically ill and led to the death of 21-year-old
Taxi drivers cannot be expected to ask for passenger details before letting them board: SC in NDPS case
It was emphasized that it is unreasonable to expect taxi drivers to collect personal details from passengers before allowing them to board.
Registration officers have to be informed if foreigners are granted bail: SC
The Supreme Court of India has ruled that when a foreign national is granted bail, the court must direct the investigating agency or state to immediately inform the Registration Officer appointed under the Registration of Foreigners Rules, 1992.
Economic Offences having wider ramifications cannot be quashed: SC
Economic offenses have a different stand of footing than the other offences, given the fact that they have wider ramifications. Therefore, the court refused to quash the corruption case even though the same was settled between the accused and the bank. The bank
Air force personnel’s anticipatory bail gets cancelled on the ground of misrepresentation
Background The court was hearing the application for the cancellation of the anticipatory bail It was wrongly submitted by the accused that there was a cross case regarding the same incident. Analysis Rajasthan HC’s Jodhpur Bench had cancelled the anticipatory bail of the
Regularisation of MDS Admissions
The appeal was heard by the bench of Justice BR Gavai and Justice KV Viswanathan, which was filed by the MDS graduates, in the dental college of Madhya Pradesh.
