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Delhi High Court: Mere Suspicion of Affair Not Enough to Prove Abetment of Suicide in Dowry Death Case
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Delhi High Court: Mere Suspicion of Affair Not Enough to Prove Abetment of Suicide in Dowry Death Case

Delhi High Court Quashes Disciplinary Action Against JNU Student Aditi Chatterjee Over 2017 Women’s Hostel Protest
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Delhi High Court Quashes Disciplinary Action Against JNU Student Aditi Chatterjee Over 2017 Women’s Hostel Protest

Karnataka High Court: Land Owners Cannot Retain Portion After Executing Sale Deed for Entire Land Used in Apartment Project
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Karnataka High Court: Land Owners Cannot Retain Portion After Executing Sale Deed for Entire Land Used in Apartment Project

Karnataka High Court Quashes Co-op Society Registration of Residential Project, Orders Registration Under Apartment Ownership Act
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Karnataka High Court Quashes Co-op Society Registration of Residential Project, Orders Registration Under Apartment Ownership Act

'Witnesses Must Identify Accused In Court When Previously Known': Supreme Court Overturns Conviction In 2001 Murder Case
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Vivek G.
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'Witnesses Must Identify Accused In Court When Previously Known': Supreme Court Overturns Conviction In 2001 Murder Case

Supreme Court Upholds Employment Bond: 2 Lakh Penalty for Premature Resignation Valid
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Vivek G.
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Supreme Court Upholds Employment Bond: 2 Lakh Penalty for Premature Resignation Valid

Section 10 Transfer of Property Act Does Not Affect Government Land Allotment Conditions: Supreme Court
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Vivek G.
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Section 10 Transfer of Property Act Does Not Affect Government Land Allotment Conditions: Supreme Court

Supreme Court Acquits Husband in 26-Year-Old Cruelty and Dowry Case, Highlights 'Cruel Misuse' of Section 498A IPC
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Vivek G.
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Supreme Court Acquits Husband in 26-Year-Old Cruelty and Dowry Case, Highlights 'Cruel Misuse' of Section 498A IPC

Supreme Court: Married Daughter Not Presumed Dependent for Compensation Unless Proven
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Vivek G.
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Supreme Court: Married Daughter Not Presumed Dependent for Compensation Unless Proven

Supreme Court: Rigid Rule Enforcement Without Considering Market Impact Can Hinder India’s Manufacturing Ambitions
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Vivek G.
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Supreme Court: Rigid Rule Enforcement Without Considering Market Impact Can Hinder India’s Manufacturing Ambitions

Wife Leaving Job To Care For Child Is Not Voluntary Abandonment Of Work, Entitled To Maintenance: Delhi High Court
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Vivek G.
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Wife Leaving Job To Care For Child Is Not Voluntary Abandonment Of Work, Entitled To Maintenance: Delhi High Court

Delay Shouldn't Be Condoned Merely as Generosity; Bona Fides of Explanation Necessary: Supreme Court
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Vivek G.
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Delay Shouldn't Be Condoned Merely as Generosity; Bona Fides of Explanation Necessary: Supreme Court

Can a Suit for Infringement Be Filed Against Registered Trademark Owners? Delhi High Court Refers Issue to Larger Bench
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Vivek G.
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Can a Suit for Infringement Be Filed Against Registered Trademark Owners? Delhi High Court Refers Issue to Larger Bench

Bombay High Court Clarifies When Lis Pendens Ceases Post-Property Transfer Under Section 52 of the Transfer of Property Act
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Bombay High Court Clarifies When Lis Pendens Ceases Post-Property Transfer Under Section 52 of the Transfer of Property Act

Rights Of Prior User Prevail Over Registered Trademark Holder: Delhi HC Grants Interim Relief To German Society's Institutes In India
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Vivek G.
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Rights Of Prior User Prevail Over Registered Trademark Holder: Delhi HC Grants Interim Relief To German Society's Institutes In India

No Objections U/S 47 Of CPC Can Be Moved By Judgment Debtor Against Execution Of Award U/S 36 Of A&C Act: Delhi High Court
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Vivek G.
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No Objections U/S 47 Of CPC Can Be Moved By Judgment Debtor Against Execution Of Award U/S 36 Of A&C Act: Delhi High Court

Only Trial Courts Can Decide Travel Rights of Accused, Not Passport Authority: Gujarat High Court
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Only Trial Courts Can Decide Travel Rights of Accused, Not Passport Authority: Gujarat High Court

Supreme Court: Investigating Officer's Testimony Based Solely on Section 161 CrPC Statements of Witnesses is Inadmissible
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Vivek G.
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Supreme Court: Investigating Officer's Testimony Based Solely on Section 161 CrPC Statements of Witnesses is Inadmissible

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