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The requirement to communicate the grounds of arrest or the grounds of detention in writing to a person arrested in conn...
30/05/2024

The requirement to communicate the grounds of arrest or the grounds of detention in writing to a person arrested in connection with an offence or a person placed under preventive detention as provided under Articles 22(1) and 22(5) of the Constitution of India is sacrosanct and cannot be breached under any situation. Noncompliance of this constitutional requirement and statutory mandate would lead to the custody or the detention being rendered illegal, as the case may be.

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Subsequent purchasers will be bound by lis pendens and cannot claim they are bonafide purchasers because they were not a...
05/05/2024

Subsequent purchasers will be bound by lis pendens and cannot claim they are bonafide purchasers because they were not aware of the injunction order.

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Where an appealable decree has been passed in a suit, no revision should be entertained under Section 115 of the CPC aga...
03/10/2023

Where an appealable decree has been passed in a suit, no revision should be entertained under Section 115 of the CPC against an order rejecting on merits a review of that decree. The proper remedy for the party whose application for review of an appealable decree has been rejected on merits is to file an appeal against that decree.

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Watching of an obscene photo by a person in his privacy by itself is not an offence under Section 292 IPC. Similarly, wa...
13/09/2023

Watching of an obscene photo by a person in his privacy by itself is not an offence under Section 292 IPC. Similarly, watching of an obscene video by a person from a mobile phone in his privacy is also not an offence under Section 292 IPC. If the accused is trying to circulate or distribute or publicly exhibits any obscene video or photos, then alone the offence under Section 292 IPC is attracted.

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Abrogation is not a device to circumvent any and all unfavourable judicial decisions. If enacted solely with the intenti...
09/09/2023

Abrogation is not a device to circumvent any and all unfavourable judicial decisions. If enacted solely with the intention to defy judicial pronouncement, such an amendment Act may be declared to be ultra-vires and as a piece of ‘colourable legislation.

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In this video, we will discuss the power of the police to arrest any person and question whether this power extends to t...
28/01/2023

In this video, we will discuss the power of the police to arrest any person and question whether this power extends to the arrest of judges by giving special emphasis to the judgment in the case of Delhi Judicial Service Association Vs. State of Gujarat reported as 1991 SCC (4) 406 delivered by the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India. Further, this video shall include the guidelines issued by the Supreme Court providing safeguards for judges from arrest.

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In this video, we will discuss the power of the police to arrest any person and question whether this power extends to the arrest of judges by giving special...

There is no absolute bar that once a person is released on default bail under Section 167(2), CrPC, his bail cannot be c...
17/01/2023

There is no absolute bar that once a person is released on default bail under Section 167(2), CrPC, his bail cannot be canceled on merits and his bail can be canceled on the other general grounds like tampering with the evidence; not cooperating with the investigating agency and/or not cooperating with the concerned Trial Court etc.

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The period mentioned in Section 13B(2) is not mandatory but directory, therefore, it will be open to the Court to exerci...
14/01/2023

The period mentioned in Section 13B(2) is not mandatory but directory, therefore, it will be open to the Court to exercise its discretion in the facts and circumstances of each case where there is no possibility of parties resuming cohabitation and there are chances of alternative rehabilitation.

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It is not only the number of injuries but where and in what manner they were inflicted, even if it is by a piece of Naga...
14/09/2022

It is not only the number of injuries but where and in what manner they were inflicted, even if it is by a piece of Nagar Wood and not by a dangerous weapon.

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In deciding whether an accused is juvenile or not, a hyper-technical approach should not be adopted. While appreciating ...
14/09/2022

In deciding whether an accused is juvenile or not, a hyper-technical approach should not be adopted. While appreciating the evidence adduced on behalf of the accused in support of the plea that he is a juvenile, if two views are possible on the same evidence, the Court should lean in favour of holding the accused to be a juvenile in borderline cases.

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According to plaintiffs, they worshipped Maa Sringar Gauri, Lord Hanuman at the disputed place regularly even after 15th...
14/09/2022

According to plaintiffs, they worshipped Maa Sringar Gauri, Lord Hanuman at the disputed place regularly even after 15th August 1947. Therefore, The Act of 1991 does not operate as a bar on the suit of the Plaintiffs, and the suit of Plaintiffs is not barred by Section 9 of the Act.

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We want a society with no such characters like "Karna," who curses his life because of the insult he faced for not knowi...
25/07/2022

We want a society with no such characters like "Karna," who curses his life because of the insult he faced for not knowing the whereabouts of his parents. We want the real brave "Karnas' who was the real hero and fighter in "Mahabharatha". Our Constitution and the constitutional Courts will protect all of them and the new age “Karnas” can live like any other citizen with dignity and pride.

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