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In a bid to control environmental degradation and bring uniformity in the use of paper in its day-to-day work, the Supreme Court will accept petitions and affidavits only on A4 size sheets of paper printed on both sides from April 1, 2020. Chief Justice of India S A Bobde had on January 14 directed the Supreme Court registry to use A4 size sheets printed on both sides for internal communicatioRead More…
बॉम्बे हाई कोर्ट : एक महिला को पता होता है कि पुरुष उसे किस मंशा से देख और छू रहा हैमुंबई | दिल्ली से मुंबई के लिए उड़ी एयर विस्तारा की फ्लाइट में अभिनेत्री Read More…
दूसरे राज्य में वाहन ले जाने पर दोबारा रजिस्ट्रेशन को चुनौतीभास्कर न्यूज | नई दिल्लीमोटर वाहन को एक राज्य से दूसरे में ले जाने पर उनका दोबारा रजिस्ट्रेRead More…
देश में पहली बार, अफवाह फैलाने वालों की सूचना देने पर मिलेंगे 10 हजारभास्कर न्यूज | नई दिल्लीदिल्ली विधानसभा की शांति एवं सदभाव समिति ने मंगलवार को दूसरी Read More…
Advocate Daily Case Diary Advocates may register and login at adv-diary.jiinfo.in to maintain their daily case diary online and on smartphone. It is very simple and convenient to record the Client Data, Case Data, Courts, Case Dates and Fee record of every case. Here are some images to to have a glimpse: Login Screen Registration Screen My Courts with Option to Add & Edit My CaRead More…
Streamlining The Recording of Victims/Witnesses Testimonies Of Foreign Nationals Highlighting the importance of efficient recording of witness testimonies in a criminal trial, the Delhi High Court has issued a series of directions for collecting the evidence given by victims/witnesses, who are foreign nationals, in cases of sexual assault. The Division Bench of Justice Manmohan and Justice Read More…
Streamlining The Recording of
Victims/Witnesses Testimonies Of Foreign Nationals Highlighting the importance of efficient
recording of witness testimonies in a criminal trial, the Delhi High Court has
issued a series of directions for collecting the evidence given by
victims/witnesses, who are foreign nationals, in cases of sexual assault. The Division Bench of Justice Manmohan and
JusticeRead More…
Consumer Forum Has No Power To
Extend Time Beyond 45 Days For Opposite Party’s Version : SC Constitution Bench The Supreme Court on
Wednesday held that the time period for filing opposite party’s version in
Consumer case cannot be extended beyond the period of 45 days prescribed under
the Consumer Protection Act. The Court held that
Consumer Protection Act 1986 did not empower the Consumer Read More…
कार्ट ने कहा- यह रेयर आफ रेयरिस्ट नहीं बल्कि
रेयरेस्ट अआफ रेयर केस
भास्कर न्यूज | दुमका
छह साल की बच्ची की सामूहिक दुष्कर्म के बाद हत्या करने के
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Dr. Madhav Vishwanath Dawalbhakta & ors. v. M/s. Bendale Brothers In the above name case, the Bombay High Court accepted the delivery of summon sent through WhatsApp message. It accepted this substituted service of summon. Justice GS Patel remarked that not only the WhatsApp message but also the attached document in PDF format was opened by the recipient, hence the same was deemed to bRead More…
The Supreme Court has finally approved the use of A4 size papers for filing documents, with print on both the sides. Presently, all the filings in the SC have to be made on legal size paper, with single side print. A decision to this effect has been taken in environmental interest, in a meeting of the Committee for Rationalization of Use of Papers in the Supreme Court of India and for IntroducRead More…
The Supreme Court has held that the conviction of an accused in Rape Cases cannot be done on the basis of sole testimony of the Prosecutrix unless she passes the test of “Sterling Witness”. The Judgment rendered by a Bench comprising Justices Ashok Bhushan & M.R. Shah has held that in order to convict an accused on the basis of solitary evidence of the Prosecutrix, the evidence mRead More…
The Supreme Court has observed that a petition filed by a wife under Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure who was earlier granted permanent alimony under Section 25 of the Hindu Marriage Act, cannot be entertained. In this case, the wife’s petition seeking divorce was allowed and the appeal against the same was pending before the High Court. The Court, while allowing the divorce petitRead More…
The Supreme Court has observed that defence of the accused that the cheques were given by way of security is not believable in absence of further evidence to rebut the presumption. The bench of Justices Ashok Bhushan and MR Shah reiterated that, once the issuance of the cheque has been admitted and even the signature on the cheque has been admitted, there is always a presumption in favour of tRead More…
The Supreme Court has observed that an arbitration clause in an agreement which is required to be duly stamped, was not sufficiently stamped, cannot be acted upon by the Court. In this case, one of the parties to the agreement filed a petition under Section 11(6) of the Arbitration Act before the High Court of Karnataka.The other party, entered appearance and contended that the lease deed beinRead More…