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<b>supreme</b> <b>Court</b> HELD THAT GUNS LICENSED FOR SELF PROTECTION CANNOT BE USED FOR CELEBRATORY FIRING
In the case of Bhagwan Singh versus State of Uttrakhand, by Order dated 18.03.2020, the Hon’ble supreme Court of India decided on the issue of celebratory firing that caused the death of two persons unintentionally. It held that the Appellant…

Dharmender Kumar
Dharmender Kumar 15 Dec 2016

Air Force personnel can’t sport beard, rules <b>supreme</b> <b>Court</b> as it junks Muslim man’s plea
The supreme Court Thursday upheld sacking of an Air Force man for keeping long beard and said that armed forces’ regulations are meant to ensure discipline and uniformity. A bench led by Chief Justice of India T S Thakur added…

Nilanjana
Nilanjana Ganguly 27 Jan 2020

Common Cause v. Union of India and Anr.
CASE - COMMON CAUSE V. UNION OF INDIA AND ANR. CASE BRIEF FACTS :In the year 2005 a public interest litigation was filed by an NGO known as Common Cause in supreme Court of India. The petition was filed only for one…

Anuj
Anuj Malhotra 9 Nov 2019

Ayodhya verdict Explained: What is adverse possession, the Muslim claim SC rejected?
The five-judge Constitution Bench that delivered the judgment in the Ayodhya case said that while Muslims never lost possession of the disputed land, they could not assert the right of adverse possession So what is adverse possession?One of the questions…

Kishan Dutt
Kishan Dutt Kalaskar 22 Jul 2020

Difficulties faced by men in Family <b>Court</b>s
 Difficulties faced by men in Family CourtsAwoman in India can file various cases against men according to the Indian laws. A marriage is considered as a soulful connection between a man and the woman and is performed through different marriage…

Kishan Dutt

Entry into judiciary: Minimum required qualifications
In India, becoming a young judge is considered a prestigious and significant achievement. To become a judge in this country, you must have a certainlevel of discipline and commitment. The Indian judicial system is designed in such a waythat there…

Kishan Dutt
Kishan Dutt Kalaskar 10 Nov 2017

Liability of Insurer when claimant is not third party
KDK_1_GUJ_122773 Motor Vehicles – Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 S 173 – Motor Vehicles Accident – Liability of Insurer when claimant is not third party -  Held, claimant stands as driver, owner, tortfeasor, insured and the claimant also claimed  compensation against his…

Kishan Dutt
Kishan Dutt Kalaskar 12 Aug 2025

MODES OF EXECUTION OF CONSUMER <b>Court</b> DECREE IN INDIA
MODES OF EXECUTION OF CONSUMER Court DECREE IN INDIA INTRODUCTIONA decree passed by the Consumers Disputes Redressal Commission ( District, state or National level) is a formal decision that directs the opposite party to provide compensation, refund, replacement, or perform a…

Kishan Dutt
Kishan Dutt Kalaskar 12 Oct 2024

How to get Interim Compensation under Section 143A of NI Act?
A mere cheque bounce can attract criminal proceedings as under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. The person in whose favour the cheque was drawn files a complaint against the person who drew the cheque but the payment…

Dilpreet
Dilpreet Singh 12 Feb 2020

Cognizance of Offences under Code of Criminal Procedure
Cognizance under Code of Criminal ProcedureThe Code of Criminal Procedure has not specified what cognizance is. Literally, it means 'to be aware of' but when used in respect to a trial or a magistrate it means 'Judicial notice of an offence' Actually,…
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