Law Web: subject matter jurisdiction

Supreme Court: 20% deposit of compensation amount in appeal against conviction for offence U/S 138 of NI Act is not an absolute rule and can be relaxed in exceptional cases

What is held by this Court is that a purposive interpretation should be made of Section 148 of the N.I. Act. Hence, normally, Appellate Cour...
Jharkhand HC :Admissions Made In Pleadings Are Binding U/S 21 of Evidence Act and Cannot Be Retracted At Appellate Stage

11.2 So far as the second plea raised by the Appellant assailing the impugned Award on the ground that the claimant injured had sustained no...
Supreme Court explains the law relating to last seen theory

Circumstance Two: Last Seen Theory 15. The next circumstance that is to consider is the last seen theory. It is well established that this...
Madhya Pradesh HC: Step father is not liable to maintain his step children

As per the said section, it reveals that the legislative stress is on his wife, his legitimate or illegitimate child or his father or mother...
LLM Notes: Nature and Scope of Judicial Process in Indian Law

Introduction The judicial process in India refers to the mechanism by which courts interpret, apply, and develop laws to resolve disputes...

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