Judgment Image - Sarla Mugdal, President, kalyani v. Union of India

14-12-2015 - Supreme Court of India

Sarla Mugdal, President, kalyani v. Union of India

HELD- Conversion to Islam and marrying again would not, by itself , dissolve the hindu marriage. The second marriage by a convert without having first marriage dissolved under the law would therefore be in violation of the act and as such void in terms of section 494 IPC

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Judgment Image - Riju Prasad Sarma v. State of Assam

23-10-2015 - Supreme Court of India

Riju Prasad Sarma v. State of Assam

Judiciary is not STATE within the purview of article 12 of Constitution of India.- the judiciary in India, acting on its judicial side cannot be considered as a State under Article 12 of the Constitution, and that only when the courts deal with their employees or act in other matters purely in administrative capacity, they may fall within the definition of the State for attracting writ jurisdiction. The Supreme Court also ruled that writs against the judiciary would lie against their administrative actions alone.

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Judgment Image - Satish Kumar Singh, Advocate 
Vs 
Dr Anil Kumar Yadav, Chairman UPPSC Allahabad & Ors

14-10-2015 - Allahabad High Court

Satish Kumar Singh, Advocate Vs Dr Anil Kumar Yadav, Chairman UPPSC Allahabad & Ors

Appointment of Dr Anil Kumar Yadav as Chairman of UPPSC is ultra vires, arbitrary and in breach of provisions of Article 316 (1) of the Constitution.

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Judgment Image - Sant Ram Sharma 
Vs 
State of U P & Ors--  Year 2015

09-10-2015 - Allahabad High Court

Sant Ram Sharma Vs State of U P & Ors-- Year 2015

Constitutional validity of UP Panchayat Raj(Reservation & Allotment of Seats & Offices) (10th Amendment) Rules 2015 re election of Gram Pradhan upheld

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Judgment Image - Birad Mal Singhvi vs Anand Purohit

19-09-2015 - Supreme Court of India

Birad Mal Singhvi vs Anand Purohit

HELD - "in the scholar’s register and the secondary school examination have no probative value, as no person on whose information the dates of birth of the aforesaid candidates were mentioned in the school record was examined.”

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Judgment Image - U.P. State Road Transport Corp. & Anr  Versus  Gopal Shukla & Anr.

13-09-2015 - Supreme Court of India

U.P. State Road Transport Corp. & Anr Versus Gopal Shukla & Anr.

HELD - NO LINIENCE TO THOSE INVOLVED IN CORRUPTION CASE -

"we perceive, the delinquent employee has harboured the notion that when the cancerous growth has affected the system, he can further allow it to grow by covering it like an octopus, with its tentacles disallowing any kind of surgical operation or treatment so that the lesion continues. The whole act is reprehensible and such a situation does not even remotely commend any lenience."

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Judgment Image - State of M.P. v.  Madanlal

11-09-2015 - Supreme Court of India

State of M.P. v. Madanlal

HELD - No Compromise in Rape Cases

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Judgment Image - Jogender Nahak v. State of Orissa , 1999 (4) Crime 12 (SC)

08-09-2015 - Supreme Court of India

Jogender Nahak v. State of Orissa , 1999 (4) Crime 12 (SC)

HELD - SECTION 164, CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE - During the investigation of any crime the complainant , accused witnesses or anybody else cannot request the Magistrate for his statement being recorded u/s 164 Cr.P.C . Only investigating officer is empowered  in law to move an application to the magistrate for recording of statements of the witnesses , accused or of any other person u/s 164 Cr.P.C

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Judgment Image - Parhlad and Anr.  v. State of Haryana  - CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 983 OF 2015

13-08-2015 - Supreme Court Of India

Parhlad and Anr. v. State of Haryana - CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 983 OF 2015

HELD - " It is not only an offence but such an act creates a scar in the marrows of the mind of the victim. Anyone who indulges in a crime of such nature not only does he violate the penal provision of the IPC but also right of equality, right of individual identity and in the ultimate eventuality an important aspect of  rule of law which is a constitutional commitment.   The Constitution of India, an organic document, confers rights.  It does not condescend or confer any allowance or grant.   It recognises rights and the rights   are   strongly   entrenched   in   the   constitutional framework, its ethos and philosophy, subject to certain limitation. Dignity of every citizen flows from the fundamental precepts of the equality clause engrafted under Articles 14 and right to life under Article 21 of the Constitution, for they are the “fon juris” of our Constitution.   The said rights are constitutionally secured. "

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Judgment Image - The State Of Bombay v. Kathi Kalu Oghad And Others on 4 August, 1961

31-07-2015 - Supreme Court of India

The State Of Bombay v. Kathi Kalu Oghad And Others on 4 August, 1961

We agree therefore with the conclusion reached by the majority of the Bench that there is no infringement of Article 20(3) of the Constitution by compelling an accused person to give his specimen handwriting or signature; or impressions of his fingers, palm or foot to the investigating officer or under orders of a court for the purpose of comparison under the provisions of s.73 of the Indian Evidence Act; though we have not been able to agree with the view of our learned brethren that ,to be a witness" in Art.20(3) should be 'equated with the imparting of personal knowledge or that an accused does not become a witness when he produces some document not in his own hand- writing even though it may tend to prove facts in issue or relevant facts against him.

 

 

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