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Accused can be convicted on basis of evidence of rape victim, duly supported by medical evidence, when he has no probable defence.

Accused can be convicted on basis of evidence of rape victim, duly supported by medical evidence, when he has no probable defence.

The accused allegedly dragged victim girl into fields and committed rape on her twice. Being afraid that the accused may kill her, the victim did not utter any word and instead requested the accused to drop her at the bus stop. On seeing her husband and mother, victim finally broke

Once no rights of plaintiff are proven to be violated, defendant cannot be restrained to raise construction on his own land.

Once no rights of plaintiff are proven to be violated, defendant cannot be restrained to raise construction on his own land.

The Plaintiff had raised the construction on an area larger than the land claimed to be owned by him. On other hand, the defendants had not raised the construction in violation of Town and Country Planning Rules, as claimed by the plaintiff. The rights of the plaintiff were not proven

Accused cannot be convicted for murder when material circumstances on which his conviction was based, had never been put to him during his examination.

Accused cannot be convicted for murder when material circumstances on which his conviction was based, had never been put to him during his examination.

The allegations against the accused persons were of assaulting the victim to death using deadly weapons. The material circumstances brought on record against accused persons on which their conviction is based has to be supplied to the accused persons for their defence. Material circumstance brought on record against the accused

Subsequent FIR on same allegations against accused amounts to abuse of process of law.

Subsequent FIR on same allegations against accused amounts to abuse of process of law.

The accused was alleged to have committed offences of house-trespass, theft and wrongful restraint. The Investigating Officer after conducting due inquiry on complaints had noted that the matter was civil in nature and no cognizable offence was made out. The informant was then asked to approach the appropriate forum for

Procuring medicines only from one establishment to exclusion of others, by not adopting transparent procedures such as tenders, is discouraged.

Procuring medicines only from one establishment to exclusion of others, by not adopting transparent procedures such as tenders, is discouraged.

The State of Uttar Pradesh had issued the order of purchase of Ayurvedic medicines in favour of Indian Medicines Pharmaceutical Corporation Limited (IMPCL). The contract was granted to IMPCL through nomination, thus eliminating all the other establishments. This move was challenged by the Kerala Ayurvedic Co-operative Society Limited. The Operational