Legal Articles Supreme Court Ends Traditional Summer Vacation And Introduces Partial Court Working Days November 8, 2024 / November 8, 2024 by Sanjeev Sirohi | Leave a Comment It is definitely most refreshing, most reassuring and most reinvigorating to learn that none other than the Supreme Court which is the top court in India while adhering fully, firmly and finally to the well known old adage that, “Example is better than precept” has led from the front in demonstrating most boldly that […] Read more » Partial Court Working Days Supreme Court Supreme Court Ends Traditional Summer Vacation And Introduces Partial Court Working Days Traditional Summer Vacation
Legal Articles Bail Cancellation Plea in High Court Has to Be Listed Before Same Judge Who Granted Bail: Supreme Court February 28, 2024 / February 28, 2024 by Sanjeev Sirohi | Leave a Comment It is quite significant to note that in a major development, we saw how none other than the Apex Court itself in a very learned, laudable, landmark, latest and logical judgment titled Himanshu Sharma vs State of Madhya […] Read more » Bail Cancellation Plea in High Court Has to Be Listed Before Same Judge Who Granted Bail Supreme Court
Legal Articles Supreme Court Emphasizes Limited Applicability of Police Statements as Evidence November 1, 2023 / November 1, 2023 by Bharat Bhushan | Leave a Comment In a recent landmark judgment on October 30, the Supreme Court, presided over by Justices Sanjay Kishan Kaul and Sudhanshu Dhulia, made a significant observation regarding the use of statements made to the police by witnesses as evidence during trial, as exemplified in the case of Birbal Nath vs State of Rajasthan and ors. The […] Read more » Emphasizes Limited Applicability of Police Statements as Evidence Supreme Court
Legal Articles Evidentiary Value Of Extra-Judicial Confession Also Depends On Person To Whom It Is Made : Supreme Court March 20, 2023 / March 20, 2023 by Sanjeev Sirohi | Leave a Comment While shedding light on the all-important evidentiary value of the extra judicial confession and so also on how it hinges a lot on the person to whom it is made and under what circumstances they can be accepted, the Supreme Court as recently as on […] Read more » Supreme Court
Legal Articles Preventive Detention Can’t Be Invoked For Law And Order Situation: SC June 29, 2022 / June 29, 2022 by Sanjeev Sirohi | Leave a Comment While underscoring that the preventive detention law “strikes hard on the freedom and liberty of an individual, and cannot be exercised in a routine manner”, the Supreme Court in an extremely laudable, learned, landmark and latest judgment titled Shaik Nazneen vs The State of Telangana […] Read more » Preventive Detention Can’t Be Invoked For Law And Order Situation SC Supreme Court
Legal Articles PC Act – More Time Taken For Preliminary Enquiry Not A Ground To Quash Criminal Proceedings: SC November 8, 2021 by Sanjeev Sirohi | Leave a Comment In a very significant observation, the Apex Court has as recently as on October 29, 2021 in a learned, laudable, landmark and latest judgment titled The State of Jammu and Kashmir vs Dr Saleem Ur Rehman in Criminal Appeal No. 1170 of 2021 in exercise of its criminal appellate jurisdiction observed without mincing any words […] Read more » Preliminary Enquiry Not A Ground To Quash in Criminal Proceedings Supreme Court
Legal Articles Default Sentences Cannot Be Directed To Run Concurrently: SC August 22, 2021 by Sanjeev Sirohi | Leave a Comment It is good to learn that the Apex Court has most recently in a learned, laudable, landmark and latest judgment titled Dumya Alias Lakhan Alias Inamdar, Etc vs State of Maharashtra in Criminal Appeal Nos. 818-820 of 2021 in S.L.P. (CRL.) Nos.6044-6046 of 2021 (Arising out of Diary No(s).43190 of 2019) delivered just recently on […] Read more » Default Sentences Cannot Be Directed To Run Concurrently SC Supreme Court
Legal Articles Acquittal Based On Benefit Of Doubt In Serious Crime Cannot Make Candidate Eligible For Public Employment: SC April 6, 2021 by Sanjeev Sirohi | Leave a Comment It cannot be denied that the Apex Court has yet once again taken a firm stand in a latest, landmark, laudable and learned judgment titled “The State of Rajasthan & Ors vs Love Kush Meena” in Civil Appeal No. 3894 of 2020 in exercise of its civil appellate jurisdiction delivered just recently on March […] Read more » Benefit Of Doubt In Serious Crime Benefit Of Doubt In Serious Crime Cannot Make Candidate Eligible For Public Employment SC Supreme Court
Legal Articles Executive Acting In Breach Of Judgments Would Be Invitation To Anarchy: Supreme Court December 14, 2020 by Sanjeev Sirohi | Leave a Comment In a strong reprimand to Centre, the Supreme Court just recently on 7 December 2020 has in a latest, learned, laudable and landmark judgment titled KK Agarwal vs Sanjiv Nandan Sahai [CONMT.PET.(C) No. 429/2020 in C.A. No. 14697/2015] has led from the front in pulling up the Central Government for not appointing law member in […] Read more » Central Electricity Regulatory Commission CERC Executive Acting In Breach Of Judgments Would Be Invitation To Anarchy Justice Dinesh Maheshwari Justice Hrishikesh Roy KK Agarwal vs Sanjiv Nandan Sahai SC Supreme Court y Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul
Legal Articles Dismissal of SLP Has No Consequence On Question Of Law: SC December 4, 2020 by Sanjeev Sirohi | Leave a Comment It is good to learn that the Supreme Court most recently on December 3, 2020 in a latest, learned, laudable and landmark judgment titled Inderjeet Singh Sodhi vs Chairman, Punjab State Electricity Board [Civil Appeal No. 3837 of 2020] (@ SLP(C) No. 23877 of 2014) has cogently, categorically and convincingly […] Read more » Dismissal of SLP Dismissal of SLP Has No Consequence On Question Of Law Justice Ajay Rastogi Justice Henmant Gupta Justice L Nageswara Rao SC Supreme Court
