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Constitution Bench in Sukhdev Singh v. Bhagatram Sardar Singh Raghuvanshi, (1975) 1 SCC 421 held, the words ‘rules’ and ‘regulations’ are used in an Act to limit powers of a statutory…
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Learned Counsel for Appellant-Defendant states, Learned Single Judge has erred in not considering: Respondent-Plaintiff had bypassed Section 12A of The Commercial Court Act, 2015,…
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“The question, ‘whether in absence of evidence of complainant / direct or primary evidence of demand of illegal gratification, is it not permissible to draw inferential deduction…
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With greatest respect to Hon’ble Bench which dealt with K. Meghachandra Singh v. Ningam Siro, 2020 5 SCC 689, we find, attention was not invited to binding decisions of…
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My Lord, Allegations in Plaint are Sufficient? No.   In assessing whether a quia timet plaint can be rejected outright , Teva Pharmaceutical Industries v. Natco Pharma…
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Plaintiffs are manufacturers of containers, used to store food products, sold under the brand name ’Tupperware’. Defendant is also a manufacturer of containers, used for storage…
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The power of Court under Section 319 has been reiterated in Hardeep Singh v. State of Punjab, (2014) 3 SCC 92.  It has been held, such power is available before pronouncement of…
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Pramod applied for the post of a Police Constable. He disclosed, he had been tried for an offence under Section 498A, IPC. As he was involved in a criminal case earlier, though…
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Omkar is a teacher in a Government school. Vimala was a student reading in said school. Vimala alleged, Omkar had sexual intercourse with her on putting her to fear, she would be…
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Pfizer Products Inc. v. Rajesh Chopra, 2006 SCC OnLine Del observed, threat of selling offending goods in Delhi would itself confer jurisdiction to Courts in Delhi to entertain a…
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