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 Though, Shri B. R. Nahata is physically no more with us, his fond memories as an eminent lawyer of the State, a politician, a legislator and an educationist with dedication to social service continue to survive and add fragrance to the earth and environment of this great township of

In an atmosphere of complete cordiality and in the ordinary and orderly course, the Indian Parliament passed the Press (Objectionable Matter) Bill at about midnight on Saturday the 6th October, 1951. The opposition had collapsed so completely that when the final motion was put up for the approval of the

Introduction  The principle which lies in the maxim “ignorantia juris non-excusat” is deeply rooted in the Criminal Justice System of India. It is rested on the principle of another Roman Maxim “ignorantia corum quae scire tenetur non excusat” (Ignorance of those things which everyone is bound to

There were several instances which pointed at the fact that the petitioner did not have a clean service record. Considering all these, the High Court observed that there was no merit in the writ petition and dismissed the same. The Court also ordered the petitioner to deposit a sum of