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Tuesday, 6 August 2013

Civil Court Can Use Section 151 CPC To Dismiss Suit As Infructuous If Cause Of Action Ceases: Bombay High Court

Union of India & Ors. v. Maheshkumar Gordhandas Garodia, Civil Revision Application (ST.) No. 23914 of 2023, decided on 17 March 2026 ...
Trial Courts Can Cancel Supreme Court Bail: Landmark Ruling Settles Jurisdictional Confusion

In a groundbreaking judgment that resolves a long-standing jurisdictional confusion in criminal law, the Supreme Court has definitively es...
What are small, intermediate and commercial quantity of Ganja as per NDPS Act and what are punishments for these offences?

As per the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, the "small quantity" of ganja is defined as any quantity up to ...
From PDF to Judgment: A Judge’s Practical Guide to Digital Annotation

A judge can use PDF annotation in three connected ways: highlight the relevant passage, attach a working note explaining its significance,...
Basic concept of Negative Lien or Negative Pledge

There is no legal definition of 'negative lien'. Lien is the right to retain goods of a borrower or pledgor for the debt. Neg...

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