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Supreme Court Sets Precedent: Default Bail Unavailable Solely Due to Pending Investigation or Incomplete Chargesheet

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court has unequivocally declared that the pursuit of default bail cannot be initiated merely on grounds of an ongoing investigation against other accused or an incomplete chargesheet. This legal precedent, established by the apex court, alters the landscape of bail-seeking strategies, adding nuance to the process. The judiciary’s pronouncement …

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Supreme Court Ruling: Disqualification for Defaulting Members, Stripping Voting Rights Sans Prior Notification

In a groundbreaking decision, the Supreme Court has declared that members failing to fulfill their membership fee obligations face immediate disqualification from their respective societies, without any prior notice. Additionally, this verdict emphasizes that such disqualified members are devoid of their voting entitlements within the society. The apex court’s recent pronouncement reshapes the dynamics of …

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Supreme Court Emphasizes: Absence of Regular Books of Account Doesn’t Invalidate Tax Return; Places Responsibility on Assessing Officer to Rectify Defects

In a recent legal precedent, the Supreme Court has underscored a crucial principle concerning the validity of tax returns. Contrary to conventional belief, the absence of regular books of account does not render a tax return invalid. This landmark decision shifts the burden of rectifying defects onto the Assessing Officer, heralding a significant departure from …

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Landmark Supreme Court Ruling: Woman Cleared in 23-Year-Old Murder Case, Recognized as Juvenile Offender at the Time

In a groundbreaking decision, the Supreme Court has exonerated a woman in a two-decades-old murder case, acknowledging her status as a juvenile when the crime occurred. This historic verdict redefines justice as it unveils the complexities surrounding the case. The legal saga, spanning over 23 years, reached its climax as the highest court delved into …

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Supreme Court Asserts: Acquittal Hinging on Invalid Sanction Unacceptable Under Prevention of Corruption Act

In a recent judicial pronouncement, the highest court in the land declared a resounding stance on the matter of acquittal under the Prevention of Corruption Act. The court vehemently emphasized that such exoneration should not be predicated solely on an invalid sanction. In a nuanced legal interpretation, the Supreme Court elucidated its viewpoint on the …

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Supreme Court’s Nuanced Ruling: A Deeper Look into S.420 IPC Offense Criteria

In a recent landmark decision, the Supreme Court has intricately dissected the parameters of Section 420 of the Indian Penal Code, challenging the conventional understanding that mere cheating automatically triggers the offense. The apex court emphasized that for the invocation of S.420 IPC, the accused must not only engage in deceit but also dishonestly induce …

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 Supreme Court Emphasizes Need for Fresh Evidence in Supplementary Chargesheets

In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court has underscored that a magistrate cannot take cognizance of a supplementary chargesheet unless it is fortified with new evidence emerging from a thorough investigation. The verdict, delivered on January 23, brings clarity to the legal landscape surrounding the acceptance of supplementary chargesheets. The apex court’s decision signals a …

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 Judiciary Advocates Caution Against Instrumentalizing Criminal Prosecution to Resolve Civil Disputes

In a landmark decision handed down on January 22, 2024, the Supreme Court has issued a stern admonition against the unsettling trend of employing criminal prosecution as a tool for resolving ostensibly pure civil disputes. The verdict underscores a pivotal stance in the legal landscape, cautioning against the undue pressure placed on individuals through the …

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 Landmark Ruling by Supreme Court: Offspring of Null Marriages Assert Right to Parental Property

In a groundbreaking decision, the Supreme Court has underscored the rights of children born from void marriages, affirming their entitlement to a share in their parents’ property. The ruling, which emerged on January 20, 2024, signifies a pivotal moment in family law, challenging established norms and reshaping the legal landscape. The verdict rejects the notion …

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 Judiciary Holds Registry Accountable for Negligence in Case Listing, Violating Court Mandate

In a recent legal development, the highest echelons of the judiciary delivered a stern reprimand to the registry for its failure to adhere to a judicial directive regarding case listing. The Supreme Court, acting as the arbiter of justice, did not mince words in expressing its dissatisfaction with the registry’s lapse. The scolding comes in …

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