The Supreme Court recently ruled on a land acquisition case where the first respondent hadfiled a writ petition challenging the acquisition of lands under the Land Acquisition Act, This ruling clarifies the applicability of Section 24(2) of the 2013 Act in land acquisitioncases and emphasizes the importance
The Supreme Court of India has granted anticipatory bail to the husband and hisfamily members in a case filed under sections 498A and 406 of the Indian PenalCode. The Court observed that the sections are widely misused and that thehusband and family members are often arrested without any evidence. The Court also noted that the … Read more
In Indian evidence law, the evidence is defined under section 3 in the interpretation clause as “evidence includes oral evidence and documentary evidence which is permitted by the court to produce before it”. Evidence of various kinds produced before the court to prove or to disprove the fact in issue or issue of fact in … Read more