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By Bharat Chugh Posted on May 29, 2012

Scope and Ambit of Anticipatory Bail – S.S.Mhetre – 2011

SCOPE AND AMBIT OF ANTICIPATORY BAIL – summed up and reiterated by the the Hon’ble SC in SS.Mhetre v. State of Maharashtra (2010 SC) 118. A good deal of misunderstanding … Continue reading Scope and Ambit of Anticipatory Bail – S.S.Mhetre – 2011

Categories: UncategorizedTags: 1860, 1973, 2011, 2012, Anticipatory Bail, anticipatory bail to be beneficially interpreted, article 141, article 19, Article 19 in The Constitution Of India 1949, article 20, article 21, Article 21 in The Constitution Of India 1949, article 32, bail liberally to be granted, Bharatbhai vs State on 11 May, cancellation of bail, cognizence of offence, delhi bail lawyer, free legal aid, freedom of speech, general clauses act, gopalan, human rights, indian constitution, kharak singh, maneka, maneka gandhi, Mukeshbhai vs State on 10 August, Parshottambhai vs State on 5 August, per incuriam, Personal liberty and bail, reservation, S/O.Kesavan vs State Of Kerala on 3 January, Section 438 in The Code Of Criminal Procedure, Shyam Nair, siddharam satlingappa mhetre, The Code Of Criminal Procedure, The Indian Penal Code, umadevi, Virabhai vs State on 15 April, wide interpretation of S.438 CrPC

By Bharat Chugh Posted on April 15, 2012

Transmigration of motive/Transfer of Malice – S.299/300/301 IPC

Comment : A case where a person shoots to kill his adversary but ends up killing his wife – is convicted of murder by aid of S.301 – The … Continue reading Transmigration of motive/Transfer of Malice – S.299/300/301 IPC

Categories: UncategorizedTags: % Pushpendra Singh And Ors vs L.G. Of Delhi & Ors on 28 March, 177, 1860, 2004, 2007, 2011, 2012, 302 ipc, bail bond, baldev singh, bhupinder singh, common object, dalip singh, Delhi Criminal lawyer, delhi lawyer, in kehar singh, ipc 302, jagpal singh, kaur, kehar singh, life imprisonment, malice, ode, P.Nachimuthu vs The District Collector on 30 November, pandian, Rajib Mukhopadhyaya And Ors. vs Registrar Cooperative Societies ... on 2 July, rioting, S.301 of IPC, section 149, Section 149 in The Indian Penal C, Section 301 in The Indian Penal Code, Section 302 in The Indian Penal Code, section 307, Section 307 in The Indian Penal Code, Shanabhai Balubhai Nayak vs State Of Gujarat on 16 August, slp, The Indian Penal Code, Thressamma Varkey @ Thankamma vs Athirampuzha Grama Panchayath on 16 March, Transfer of Malice, Transmigration of Motive, unlawful assembly

By Bharat Chugh Posted on April 3, 2012

Supreme Court on the Basics of Law of Partition

Comment : In this case the court was faced with a query “whether there is a period of limitation for filing an application for passing of final decree (metes and … Continue reading Supreme Court on the Basics of Law of Partition

Categories: Property LawTags: 1860, 1963, 2010, 2011, 2012, Aged 78 vs Annie George, Aged About 65 on 14 February, article 136, Article 136 in The Constitution Of India 1949, Article 137 in The Constitution Of India 1949, Brijitha, cause of action, coparcener, declaration suit, deputation, execution of decree, final decree, foreclosure, Free Legal Advice, law of limitation, limitation act 1963, limitation period, money suit, order 26, partition suit, phoolchand, preliminary decree, S.V.Nageswaran vs R.T.Gurumurthy on 30 January, Section 54 in The Indian Penal Code, Senthilnathan ... Revision vs St on 23 July, Solavaiammal vs Ezhumalai Goundar on 16 November, special leave petition, suit for declaration, suit for partition, The Indian Penal Code, The Limitation Act, the limitation act 1963

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