Introduction The Courts have time and again reiterated that sole testimony of a rape victim is sufficient to return a verdict of conviction against the accused. A criminal case rests on the theory that the burden is on the prosecution to prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt. Thus the
Introduction Willful disobedience of the order of the court has been strictly scrutinized by the Supreme Court in various decisions. The Supreme Court in this case recognizes the tactful obedience and implementation of the order of both the Central Administrative Tribunal and the Delhi High Court. However, considering the willingness
Introduction An appeal from the order of any court needs to be filed before the appellate tribunal or court during the prescribed period. An application for condonation of delay is allowed if the delay in filing the appeal is within the period up to which the delay can be condoned.
The specific performance of a contract is governed by the Specific Relief Act, 1963, and the Court is bound to apply its provisions purposively and in a meaningful manner. In the present case, upholding the sale deed between the proforma respondent and the Appellant, the Trial Court ordered the specific
Introduction Courts have the power to order further investigations under Sec. 173(8) of Cr.P.C. if it finds that the report submitted following an investigation is insufficient. On the other hand, the power to order fresh investigations is not recognized under the Code. Hence, the Constitutional Court in a catena of
Introduction The Supreme Court has, on many occasions converted conviction under Sec. 302 to one under Sec. 304 Part II. However, every case depends on the facts and circumstances of each case. Therefore, the conversion of conviction depends on various grounds. In the instant case, the Court examined the ground
Introduction The Appellant, National Co-operative Development Corporation is established under the National Cooperative Development Corporation Act, 1962 (“NCDC Act”). The functions of the Appellant Corporation are prescribed under Section 9 of the Act, which includes advancing loans to cooperative societies. Section 12 stipulates the process of funding cooperative societies by
Introduction The Hon’ble Supreme Court through Justice Krishna Iyer in G. Narasimulu’s case had observed that “bail is a rule and jail is an exception”. In this regard, an individual accused of a crime is innocent until proven guilty and hence, constraints on his exercise of liberty to the extent
Introduction Section 50 of the NDPS Act, 1985 stipulates search of the Accused in the presence of a Gazetted Officer or a Magistrate. This provision is a mandatory procedural provision and non-compliance of the same could vitiate the Prosecution’s case. The present case deals with the application of Section 50
The payment of pension to the surplus employees who are absorbed into another public enterprise is generally governed by the regulations and the circulars issued by the State Government concerned. This case examines one such situation of pension payable to surplus employees absorbed into the appellant’s corporation. Brief Facts of
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