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  Divorce. Wife making repeated defamatory complaints to superiors of husband affecting his career and harming his reputation. Husband is entitled to divorce on the ground of Cruelty. Supreme Court. 26 Feb 2021

  • 26-February-2021
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  Negotiable Instruments Act. Section 138. Non mentioning of transaction date in the complaint is not fatal to the case when evidence is led to corroborate the transaction details. Karnataka High Court.

  • 12-January-2023
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  Criminal Procedure Code. Section 482. When prosecution prima facie establishes receipt of huge money by son relatable to crime of corruption by the father defence of private transaction cannot be accepted to quash proceedings. Karnataka High Court.

  • 02-February-2023
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  Juvenile Act 2000. Effect on pending criminal proceedings. Where accused was above 16 but below 18 years on the date of crime the proceedings continue. If found guilty the court would refer the matter to the Board for orders. Supreme Court 25 Feb 2021

  • 25-February-2021
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  Service Law. Unusual transfer of employee which smacks of malafides can not be sustained. Malafides and Malice in Law discussed. Karnataka High Court. 22 Feb 2021

  • 22-February-2021
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  Educational Institutions. Fee structure. Unaided professional institutions have the autonomy to decide on the fee to be charged subject to the fee not resulting in profiteering or collection of capitation fee. Supreme Court 25 Feb 2021

  • 25-February-2021
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  Service Law. Reserve Bank of India. Transfer which is neither in public interest nor in the wake of administrative or sudden exigency to which the service of an employee becomes indispensable is liable to be quashed. Karnataka High Court 22 Feb 2021

  • 22-February-2021
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  Cr.P.C. Section 482. Criminal complaint cannot be quashed only on the ground that allegations appear to be of civil nature when ingredients of the offence against the accused are prima facie made out in the complaint. Karnataka High Court 19 Feb 2021

  • 19-February-2021
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  Constitution of India. Principles on which the repugnancy of law made by State and law made by the Parliament explained. Supreme Court 24 Feb 2021

  • 24-February-2021
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  Medical Council of India 1956. Issuance of Essentiality Certificate is not just a ministerial act and the State can withdraw such certificate. Supreme Court 24 Feb 2021.

  • 24-February-2021
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  Judicial review of a policy decision and issuance of mandamus to frame policy in a particular manner are absolutely different. Supreme Court refuses to grant additional chance to CSE 2021 candidates citing cascading effect. 24 Feb 2021

  • 24-February-2021
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  Criminal Trial. Wife cannot be dragged into criminal case simply because she is signatory to cheques along with her husband who is involved in illegal business transactions. Such practice should be curtailed. Karnataka High Court.

  • 13-January-2023
  • Daksha Legal