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Read more about the article It is not mandatory to pay entire maintenance amount granted by trial court prior to filing of revision or appeal : Delhi HC

It is not mandatory to pay entire maintenance amount granted by trial court prior to filing of revision or appeal : Delhi HC

Download Sabina Sahdev v. Vidur Sehdev. , Delhi HC as on 9 July 2018 CRL.M.C 878/2018 & Crl.M.A No. 3240/2018 Citation: 2018 SCC OnLine Del 9747 : (2018) 251 DLT…

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Read more about the article The person, who is in a consensual physical relationship with another person, is not required to judicially scrutinise the date of birth of the other person,” the Delhi High Court has observed.

The person, who is in a consensual physical relationship with another person, is not required to judicially scrutinise the date of birth of the other person,” the Delhi High Court has observed.

HANZLA IQBAL VS. THE STATE & ANR. , Delhi HC As on 24 August 2022BAIL APPLN. 1926/2022 Justice Jasmeet Singh made the observation while granting bail to a man accused…

Continue ReadingThe person, who is in a consensual physical relationship with another person, is not required to judicially scrutinise the date of birth of the other person,” the Delhi High Court has observed.
Read more about the article The Kerala High Court recently ruled that a Magistrate Court is bound to apply its mind while exercising the powers conferred to it under Section 156(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC).

The Kerala High Court recently ruled that a Magistrate Court is bound to apply its mind while exercising the powers conferred to it under Section 156(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC).

Jibin Joseph v. Union Territory of Lakshadweep & Anr. As on 22 June 2022 , HC of Kerala Justice Kauser Edappagath stated that while taking cognizance of offences or ordering…

Continue ReadingThe Kerala High Court recently ruled that a Magistrate Court is bound to apply its mind while exercising the powers conferred to it under Section 156(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC).