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Courts Should Adopt Liberal Approach In Condoning Delay In Appeals Filed By Convicts: Supreme Court livelaw.inSource: Read the full report at Live Law →This is a curated news pointer for education. The report and its contents belong…
Supreme Court set aside the conviction of a man who spent 22 years in prison, holding that the prosecution case rested on an unreliable solitary eyewitness…
The legal heirs of the original sole defendant had approached the Supreme Court challenging the reversal of the findings of the Trial Court.Source: Read the full…
The Bench held that the 1979 "resignation" was involuntary, and enhanced back wages from 40% to 50%.Source: Read the full report at Verdictum →This is a…
The Telangana High Court on Friday voiced strong concern over the financial pressure placed on public finances by broad welfare programs and the distribution of subsidies…
The Supreme Court examined whether the DPDP Act had created a blanket exemption for personal information and directed the Centre to file its responseSource: Read the…
Supreme Court asked the Calcutta High Court Chief Justice to examine the security concerns raised by former judge Ananya Kanti Roy Saraswati, whose plea alleged a…
"Justice should not only be done, but should manifestly and undoubtedly be seen to be done." Lord Hewart's century-old maxim demanded that justice be perceptibly fair.…
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