Assistant Public Prosecutors (Qualifications, Method of Recruitment and Conditions of Service) Rules, 1974-We hold that the post...
Indian Supreme Court Judgments
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The age old tradition on the part of the States in appointing the District Government counsel on...
This was done in spite of the clear provisions in the L. R. Manual laying down detailed...
The appointment of lawyers by the Government and the public bodies to conduct work on their behalf,...
Criminal Complaint in connection with SARFAESI- DRT Act-Complainant filed the complaint under Section 200 of the Cr.P.C....
Common object-The fact that there was short time gap and little deviation in describing the exact place...
Penal Code, 1860—Section 302—Sentence—Death sentence—Delay in disposal of mercy petition which was rejected after over four years—Sentence...
Inherent powers-In dealing with this class of cases it is important to bear in mind the distinction...
Criminal-Whether the appellant-one of the co-accused against whom the charge-sheet is already filed and against whom the...
Supreme Court is of the opinion that there is no conflict between the judgments in the Prem...
Criminal Procedure Code, 1973—Section 195—Court—Meaning of—Order of discharge passed by the Magistrate—Taking of cognizance by the Magistrate...
Concept of "market value" - a wider concept in other contexts, was deemed to be referrable to...
We are in no manner indicating that if a judicial officer passes a wrong order, then no...
To ensure that a “proper investigation” takes place in the sense of a fair and just investigation...