Judgments
RAJINDER SINGH Vs. STATE OF PUNJAB
Given that the statute with which we are dealing must be given a fair, pragmatic, and common sense interpretation so as to fulfill the object sought to be achieved by Parliament, we feel that the judgment in Appasaheb's case followed by the judgment of Kulwant Singh do not state the law correctly. We, therefore, Full Judgment
BADRU RAM & ORS. Vs. STATE OF RAJASTHAN
The Doctrine of parity cannot replace the substantive evidence of the two injured eye-witnesses mentioned above, who have been believed concurrently by the courts below. The evidence of the two injured eye-witnesses is clear - this is not a case of sudden provocation and the mere absence of motive does not bring home the lesser charge. The appeal Full Judgment
GUJARAT MINERAL DEV.CORPN. Vs. RAM SANG BHAILALBHAI & ANR.
Amrit Lal Paw Vs Chhattisgarh State Electricity Board & Others
BANK OF SHARJAH Vs. JOPLIN OVERSEAS INVESTMENT PVT LTD AND ANR
SUBHASH @ DHILLU Vs. STATE OF HARYANA
To make out the offence under Section 120-B of IPC, the prosecution must lead evidence to prove the existence of some agreement between the accused persons. There is no specific evidence as to where and when the conspiracy was hatched and what was the specific purpose of such Full Judgment
A.P.INDL.INFRASTRUCTURAL CORP.LTD.& ANR. Vs. M/S. SHIVANI ENGINEERING INDUSTERIES
MACKINON MACKENZIE LTD. Vs. MACKINNON EMPLOYEES UNION
Gaurav Shukla Vs The State Of U.P Thru Principal Secy., Lucknow And Ors.
Ritesh @ Bantu Vs State Of U.P. Thru Secy. And 3 Others
Ramesh Handa Vs State Of U.P. And 2 Others
M/S Hotel Yamuna View Ltd. Unit Agra Ashok, Vs Presiding Officer, Industrial Tribunal (4) U.P. Agra And Anr
UNION OF INDIA & ORS. Vs. ANGAD SINGH TITARIA
VINOD CHANDRA SEMWAL Vs. SPL.POLICE ESTABLISGHMENT UJJAIN
There is nothing on record to suggest that it was executed at the instance of the appellant. If the delegatee has not acted in terms of the delegated powers, we are of the view that the delegator cannot be held to be guilty for such execution of the exchange deed. Though for some other reasons, we are of the view that it was not a fit Full Judgment