Judgement

Prosecutrix claims to be Scheduled Tribe in the State of Jharkhand and she is a rape victim, whose identity was disclosed by the media. After knowing that the prosecutrix is a rape victim, no one is ready to give her accommodation even on rent. She invoked the jurisdiction of the

Anganwadi Centres across the country have been closed down in wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. In such a situation it is a statutory obligation of the Centre and the States to provide nutritional support to pregnant women and lactating mothers, nutritional support to children and to take steps to identify

Statutory presumption drawn under Negotiable Instruments Act mandates that, once the signature(s) of an accused on the cheque/negotiable instrument are established, then these ‘reverse onus’ clauses become operative. In such situations, obligation shifts upon accused to discharge presumption imposed upon him. Even a blank cheque leaf, voluntarily signed

A manufacturer cannot be fastened with liability for dealer’s default unless the manufacturer’s knowledge is proved regarding deficiency in service of the dealer in a case where the relationship between them is on a principal to principal basis. As per the dealership agreement, the dealer is under an

By majority, Justice A. M. Khanwilkar, on behalf of Justice Ashok Bhushan, Justice S. Abdul Nazeer and Justice B. R. Gavai, dismissed the review Petition filed against Aadhar verdict, in which prayer for open Court or personal hearing was made, on ground that no case for review is made out.

In this case, the accused officer was working as Sanitary Inspector who as per the complainant demanded money and a cell phone as bribe from the complainant who was working as a supervisor. The hands of the accused were not tested immediately after payment and handing over of money and