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- Rajasthan Judicial Service Exams -The candidates who appeared for the main examination of the Rajasthan Civil Judge Cadre 2024 alleged that they have been awarded marks arbitrarily in the subjective exam paper, namely, the Language Paper – II (English Essay) which has led to them falling below the cut off
- Constitution of India – Article 21 -Right to dignity and the right to a meaningful life under Article 21 necessitate conditions that enable PWDs to enjoy the same freedoms and choices as others. Thus, the right to accessibility is foundational, enabling PWDs to exercise and benefit from other rights
- Motor Accident Compensation – Appeal against HC order reducing compensation – Allowing appeal, SC held: The award of the Tribunal is restored assessing the compensation at ₹51,58,458/-.Read Judgment
- Contempt of Court – The personal presence of the Government Officers should not be casually directed by the Courts, inasmuch as they are required to be on field for performing their official duties. [SC set aside contempt notice issued by HC directing the officer of the Government to remain personally
- Code of Civil Procedure 1908- Section 100 – Second appeal decided by High Court even without giving notice to the appellant herein- Questions of law were framed during the dictation of the order and the appellant herein did not have an opportunity of being heard- Practice deprecated.Read Judgment In
- Land Acquisition- Allowing appeal, SC observed: Respondents have not disputed the position that the land is just across the road facing Gate No.9 of the Mathura refinery. 9. In that view of the matter, we find that the impugned orders are not sustainable in law. 10. The impugned order
- Environmental Law NGT imposed penalty on the appellant for non-compliance with the environment requirement- Allowing appeal, SC observed: The generation of revenue would have no nexus with the amount of penalty to be ascertained for environmental damages. NGT found the appellant to be guilty of violations, the least that was
- Constitution of India- Preamble – Article 39- Social Justice – State instrumentalities have the duty to promote the welfare of the people by securing and protecting, as effectively as it may, a social order, in which justice – social, economic and political – shall inform all the institutions of national
- ❓Can interim injunction restraining transfer of the suit property be refused merely because doctrine of lis pendens takes care of all pendente lite transfers?Code of Civil Procedure 1908 – Order XXXIX Rule 1 -Transfer Of Property Act 1882 – Section 52 -Notwithstanding the Rule of lis pendens in
- ❓In serious offences like rape, murder, dacoity, etc, can bail be granted (i) after the charge is framed and just before the victim is to be examined by the prosecution before the trial court, or (ii) bail is granted once the recording of the oral evidence of the victim
- ❓Whether broken relationship which by itself would not amount to abetment to suicide?Indian Penal Code-1860 – Section 306- Broken relationship which by itself would not amount to abetment to suicide- simply because the accused-appellant refused to marry her, would not be a case of instigating, inciting or provoking
- Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 – Section 439 -Bail – In the ordinary course, the Constitutional Courts should refrain from fixing a time-bound schedule for the disposal of cases pending before any other Courts- Practice of High Courts while rejecting the bail applications, in a routine manner, the High
- ❓Whether disclosure statement is admissible in evidence if the alleged discovery was not made pursuant to that statement?Indian Evidence Act 1872 – Section 27 – When disclosure statement was recorded at the police station whereas recovery was made from the place pointed out by the accused enroute to
- Electricity Act – Section 154 (5) – The Special Court gets jurisdiction to determine civil liability in the event it is found that the consumer or person concerned has committed theft of energy. In this case, the finding of the Court was that the charge of theft has not been