it would be reasonable to assume that the Magistrate is vested with all ancillary powers necessary for the purpose of effectual and proper exercise of jurisdiction vested in him under Section 125, Cr.P.C. The power to permit the petitioner to amend the application under Section 125, Cr.P.C. is, in my view, an ancillary power of a purely procedural nature.
Category: Orissa High Court
Assessment of performance of an examinee in an examination is not ordinarily entertained by Courts but if facts of a particular case justify interference, Court should not shirk its responsibility- OHC
JASHODHARA PADHI Vs. COUNCIL OF HIGHER SECONDARY EDUCATION, ORISSA AND OTHERS
He who acts in an arbitrary manner never attain even happiness: Injunction by Lord Krishna affirmed by Orissa HC
Therefore, the scripture alone is your guide in determining what should be done and what should not be done. Knowing this, you ought to perform only such action as is ordained by the scriptures. Having cast aside the injunctions of…
Human conducts are regulated by the law as settled in Bhagabat Gita: Orissa HC
It is true that human conduct & the reactions with regard to save life of another close relation or person cannot be measured in any mathematical term. Human conduct, what Bhagabat Gita calls "Guna" & Prakruti", contains a measure of…
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