Held, in terms of Sec 20, in all cases where the accused was above 16 years but below 18 years of age on the date of occurrence, the proceedings pending in the court would continue and be taken to the logical end subject to an exception that even if it is held that Amrat Ram […]
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The High Court allowed the writ petition by observing that what has been granted by the competent authority under the certificate of deemed conveyance is much more than what is is sought in the prayers of the application. The High Court has not recorded the specific reason as to why that finding has been reached.
Held, The objective is clear that in cases of offences against body, compensation to victim should be methodology for redemption. Hence compensation cannot be determined at stage of consideration of grant of bail. Hence direction in impugned order of High Court regarding deposit of compensation cannot be sustained. However, this does not rule out the
The testimony of PW 9 Dr Kothari, shows that Ganeshram was alive when the initial examination was undertaken by PW9 Dr kothari. According to the witness, when he examined Ganeshram, the blood pressure could not be detected. However, that by itself does not mean that he was not in a physical condition to make any
held- The appellant assessee despite being given sufficient opportunity, failed to prove the correctness and genuineness of his claim. Resultantly the said transactions were assumed as bogus entries (Para 15) Once sources of income were disclosed on affidavit and recorded statements of persons concerned in penalty proceedings, held, it could no longer be said that
held, The prosecution has been successful in proving the motive. There was a prior long-time enmity between the deceased and the accused A-1. The defense has failed to prove any circumstances by which it can be said that they are falsely implicated in the case. (Para15). After appreciation of evidence, the Supreme Court observed that
The power of imposing a fixed term of imprisonment, or for the remainder of natural term of life of convict is available only to High Court and Supreme Court, and not the trial court. Considering the motive of the crime that appellant was living in a relationship with the complainant Anju who had two children
17(2)(vi) and Ss. 17(1)(b) & (c): Second part of S. 17(2)(vi) which is an exception to the exception carved out by S. 17(2)(vi), and hence to which said second part, Ss. 17(1)(b) & (c) normally apply. Ss. 17(1)(b) & (c) are not applicable to compromise decree comprising immovable property other than that which is subject-matter
The plaintiff received some property under the will. He filed a suit for eviction of an occupant in which he claimed that the property had been bequeathed to him. At the same time, he claimed that the description of properties given in the will being shown as personal properties were HUF property. It is a
The Tribunal by recording a finding that the deceased was in the age group of 40 to 50 years, applied the multiplier of 13 and future prospects at 30% as per the judgment of this Court in Sarla Verma (2009) 6 SCC 121. The High Court did not interfere with the multiplier but committed an
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