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Whether any interlocutory order passed in an eviction suit under west Bengal premises tenancy Act is assailable under Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution of India. KHC

Whether any interlocutory order passed in an eviction suit under west Bengal premises tenancy Act is assailable under Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution of India.

advtanmoy 14/06/2018
Calcutta High Court In  Tapas Biswas Vs. Shyama Prosad Ghosal [(2008)4CALLT455(HC)] The orders passed by the Civil Judge...
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Whether the unregistered sale deed sought to be produced by the plaintiff in evidence in a suit for permanent injunction could be marked for a “collateral purposes”? Powerful Legal Research enterprise

Whether the unregistered sale deed sought to be produced by the plaintiff in evidence in a suit for permanent injunction could be marked for a “collateral purposes”?

advtanmoy 13/06/2018
A Collateral transaction means, a transaction other than the transaction affecting the immovable property but which is...
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A citizen has a right to safeguard the privacy of his own and no one can publish anything without his consent whether truthful or otherwise and whether laudatory or critical. SC

A citizen has a right to safeguard the privacy of his own and no one can publish anything without his consent whether truthful or otherwise and whether laudatory or critical.

advtanmoy 05/06/2018
Supreme Court of India in R. Rajagopal vs State Of T.N [1995 AIR 264, 1994 SCC (6) 632]...
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whether a trial court can permit a lacuna in prosecution evidence to be filled up? Supreme Court said yes.

whether a trial court can permit a lacuna in prosecution evidence to be filled up? Supreme Court said yes.

advtanmoy 26/05/2018
Cr.P.C. S.311: Lacuna Means inherent weakness or a latent wedge: After the defence and prosecution closed their evidence, the...
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C.P.C. O. 41, R. 31: Mere formulation of a point by the first Appellate Court as to “Whether the judgment of the trial court is correct, legal or valid” is a hopeless wrong method

C.P.C. O. 41, R. 31: Mere formulation of a point by the first Appellate Court as to “Whether the judgment of the trial court is correct, legal or valid” is a hopeless wrong method

advtanmoy 25/05/2018
The judgment of Appellate Court shall state the points for determination. Merely asking the question as to...
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Whether the acceptance of a bribe by a police official with the object of weakening the prosecution case could be said under to be under `colour of duty’ or in excess of his duty Encyclopedia of Indian Law

Whether the acceptance of a bribe by a police official with the object of weakening the prosecution case could be said under to be under `colour of duty’ or in excess of his duty

advtanmoy 29/03/2018
The State of Andhra Pradesh v. N. Venugopal and Ors., AIR 1964 SC 33, State of Maharashtra...
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Whether adverse inference could be drawn against the accused merely on the basis of recoveries made on their disclosure statements. Encyclopedia of Indian Law

Whether adverse inference could be drawn against the accused merely on the basis of recoveries made on their disclosure statements.

advtanmoy 29/03/2018
In Gulab Chand v. State of M.P., AIR 1995 SC 1598, Supreme Court upheld the conviction for...
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Whether recall of witnesses, at the stage when statement of accused U/S 313 Cr.P.C. has been recorded, could be allowed on the plea that defence counsel was not competent and had not effectively cross-examined the witnesses.

Whether recall of witnesses, at the stage when statement of accused U/S 313 Cr.P.C. has been recorded, could be allowed on the plea that defence counsel was not competent and had not effectively cross-examined the witnesses.

advtanmoy 07/03/2018
The Supreme Court emphasized the importance of ensuring fair trial for both the accused and the victim....
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Whether a Court can pass an interim order not to arrest the applicant, where an application under Section 438 of the Code is pending disposal.

Whether a Court can pass an interim order not to arrest the applicant, where an application under Section 438 of the Code is pending disposal.

advtanmoy 02/03/2018
Ordinarily, arrest is a part of the process of investigation intended to secure several purposes. The accused...
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Whether the registration of a criminal case under Section 154(1) of the CRIMINAL PROCEDURE Code ipso facto warrants the setting in motion of an investigation ?

Whether the registration of a criminal case under Section 154(1) of the CRIMINAL PROCEDURE Code ipso facto warrants the setting in motion of an investigation ?

advtanmoy 16/12/2017
KEYWORDS : FIR- INVESTIGATION- Section 157(1) OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE requires an Officer Incharge of a Police...
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Whether High Court can invoke its extraordinary jurisdiction under article 226 if article 227 is, otherwise, not attracted

Whether High Court can invoke its extraordinary jurisdiction under article 226 if article 227 is, otherwise, not attracted

advtanmoy 18/11/2017
If therefore, a subordinate court or tribunal does not have a particular power and refuses, therefore, to...
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