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SC: Only in “hand to mouth” cases, claim for compassionate appointment ought to be considered and granted.www.lawteller....
17/09/2025

SC: Only in “hand to mouth” cases, claim for compassionate appointment ought to be considered and granted.

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SC: Landlord duly proved his bonafide need for suit premises – Compromise arrived at during earlier eviction proceedings...
11/09/2025

SC: Landlord duly proved his bonafide need for suit premises – Compromise arrived at during earlier eviction proceedings would not bar him from seeking eviction again.

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Gujarat High Court: Foreign Divorce Decrees can’t end Hindu Marriages solemnised in India www.lawteller.com/subscriptio...
07/09/2025

Gujarat High Court: Foreign Divorce Decrees can’t end Hindu Marriages solemnised in India

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This month’s LawTeller is out—your dose of law, insight, and judgment made simple. LT-SEPT-2025www.lawteller.com/subscri...
04/09/2025

This month’s LawTeller is out—your dose of law, insight, and judgment made simple.

LT-SEPT-2025

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SC: Evidence on record gave ample leverage for two conflicting opinions. Conviction set aside. www.lawteller.com/subscri...
19/08/2025

SC: Evidence on record gave ample leverage for two conflicting opinions. Conviction set aside.

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LT-Aug-2025www.lawteller.com/subscriptionCOVER STORIES• Future prospects when assessing loss of future income • An unreg...
01/08/2025

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COVER STORIES
• Future prospects when assessing loss of future income
• An unregistered document can be admitted as evidence
• Testimony of prosecutrix can form sole basis for conviction
• Litigation which had concluded cannot be re-opened
• If malafides or bias shown in awarding ACRs, Courts can interfere
• Non executive and independent director(s) cannot be held liable under NI Act

SC: Quashes adult conviction after finding accused was juvenile at time of offensewww.lawteller.com"The appellant was co...
24/07/2025

SC: Quashes adult conviction after finding accused was juvenile at time of offense

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"The appellant was convicted in 1993 for r**e and wrongful confinement of an 11-year-old girl, receiving 5 years imprisonment. The High Court upheld this in 2024. However, before the Supreme Court, the appellant claimed he was a juvenile at the time of the 1988 offense. The Court ordered an age inquiry, which confirmed through school records that he was born on September 14, 1972, making him only 16 years old when the crime occurred on November 17, 1988. Since he was a juvenile under the Juvenile Justice Act, 2000, the Supreme Court set aside his criminal conviction and sentence, referring the matter to the Juvenile Justice Board for appropriate proceedings under juvenile law."

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LT-JULY-2025www.lawteller.com/subscriptionCOVER STORIES· Article 21’s protection of life and liberty extends to d...
02/07/2025

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COVER STORIES
· Article 21’s protection of life and liberty extends to dignity
· Suspension of sentence is the exception, not the rule
· Count contractual service towards pension
· An ex-parte defendant cannot lead evidence
· Document must be harmoniously read to give effect to each and every word
· Law permits summoning additional accused, even if not named in FIR

www.lawteller.com/subscriptionSC: Not every kind of harassment would amount to ‘cruelty’ within the meaning of Section 4...
13/06/2025

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SC: Not every kind of harassment would amount to ‘cruelty’ within the meaning of Section 498A, to constitute the offence punishable therein.

Jayedeepsinh Pravinsinh Chavda & Ors. Vs. State of Gujarat, Criminal Appeal No. 5175 of 2024 (SC)

www.lawteller.com/subscriptionSC: Merely because person was attempting to overtake vehicle, cannot be said to be act of ...
12/06/2025

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SC: Merely because person was attempting to overtake vehicle, cannot be said to be act of rashness or negligence.

Prem Lal Anand & Ors. Vs. Narendra Kumar & Ors., Civil Appeal No. 8503 of 2024

SC: Authorisation to sign the cheques does not render authorised signatory as the drawer of those chequesBijoy Kumar Mon...
11/06/2025

SC: Authorisation to sign the cheques does not render authorised signatory as the drawer of those cheques

Bijoy Kumar Moni Vs. Paresh Manna & Anr., Criminal Appeal No. 5556 of 2024

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SC: A spouse whose marriage has been declared void entitled to seek permanent alimony or maintenance from the other spou...
10/06/2025

SC: A spouse whose marriage has been declared void entitled to seek permanent alimony or maintenance from the other spouse.

Sukhdev Singh Vs. Sukhbir Kaur, Civil Appeal No. 2536 of 2019

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