Indian Judgements
Maniklall Sahu, the appellant, along with three co-accused, trespassed into the house of Rekhchand Verma, assaulted him with sticks and fisticuffs, and flung him from a terrace. The injured person, Rekhchand Verma, initially survived but was in a critical condition. He eventually succumbed to his injuries approximately nine months after
This judgment addresses an appeal concerning the tariff applicable to a hydro power project and the payment of arrears for electricity supplied. The enhancment in tarrif without approval of Electricity Regulatory Commission not valid. The appellant established a 3 MW hydel power plant in Sanjoin Nallah, Kullu, which was commissioned
This judgment addresses a challenge to a dismissal order concerning unauthorized absence from duty in a uniformed service, specifically the Punjab Armed Forces. The respondent, Ex. C. Satpal Singh, was appointed as a Constable in 1989 and transferred to the Commando Force in 1992. In 1994, he was granted one
The appellant left his Mallaram Camp and was found 12 kms away in a residential colony, where he was detained by civilians for indulging in unwarranted activities. He was alleged to have trespassed into family quarters of Mr. Jhan Mohammed, but this was later found to have no evidence. Charges:
The State of Maharashtra prayed for modification of a judgment and final order dated May 22, 2025, specifically regarding directions in para 138(vii) and para 138(x). The State requested that “Fragmented Land Parcels” of less than 3 hectares, not adjoining any forest area, be not declared as protected forest if
The motor vehicles not meant for use on public roads are not taxable. The appellant is M/s. Tarachand Logistic Solutions Limited, a company incorporated under the Companies Act, 1956, engaged in providing logistic support since 1985, including deployment of heavy lifting equipment. The respondents include the State of Andhra Pradesh.
The “petty quarrels cannot be termed as ‘cruelty’ to attract the provisions of Section 498-A IPC”. The Appellant’s son, Sh. Sanjay Mishra, married Smt. Chandra Devi, daughter of the complainant (Dharmanand Joshi, PW-1), about a year before her death on June 15, 2001. PW-1 complained that his daughter was found
Maniklall Sahu, the appellant, along with three co-accused, trespassed into the house of Rekhchand Verma, assaulted him with sticks and fisticuffs, and flung him from
