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PRAKASH NAGARDAS DUBAL-SHAHA ........ Vs.
SOU. MEENA PRAKASH DUBAL SHAH & ORS. ........Respondent D.D
22/04/2016
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Facts:Appellant (Prakash Nagardas Dubal-Shaha) and respondent no. 1 (Sou. Meena Prakash Dubal Shah) were married.Respondents initiated proceedings under the Protection of Women From Domestic Violence Act, 2005, claiming maintenance for the wife and children.The appellant and his wife had initiated divorce proceedings by mutual consent, which got dismissed due to the appellant's alleged failur...
(2)
RAMESH KUMAR @ BABLA ..... Vs.
STATE OF PUNJAB .....Respondent D.D
22/04/2016
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Facts:The case involves an appeal by Ramesh Kumar @ Babla against his conviction under Section 307 IPC by the Additional Sessions Judge, Adhoc, Patiala.The appellant argued for a lesser offense and punishment.The incident included a clash between two groups resulting in injuries to both parties.Issues:Whether the appellant should be convicted under a lesser offense, such as Section 324 or 326 of t...
(3)
ESSAR STEEL LTD. ..... Vs.
UNION OF INDIA & ORS. .....Respondent D.D
19/04/2016
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Facts:A contract was in place for the purchase of RLNG at a fixed price.The Central Government made a policy decision to pool RLNG prices, leading to a unilateral increase in gas prices.Communication from RLNG sellers to the appellant informed them of the price revision based on the government policy.Issues:Validity of the policy decision and its impact on the RLNG contract.Constitutionality of th...
(4)
MESSER HOLDINGS LTD. ..... Vs.
SHYAM MADANMOHAN RUIA & OTHERS .....Respondent D.D
19/04/2016
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Facts: The case involves the withdrawal of a suit where MGG, a German company, entered into a Share Purchase and Cooperation Agreement with the shareholders of an Indian company. The ownership title in MGG's shares is acknowledged until the date of the consent award. Claims by GGL and MHL for title over the shares stem from MGG's prior title and an alleged subsequent transfer pursuant to...
(5)
M/S VIDEOCON INDUSTRIES LTD. AND ANOTHER. ..... Vs.
STATE OF MAHARASHTRA AND OTHERS .....Respondent D.D
19/04/2016
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
FACTS:The appellant, M/S Videocon Industries Ltd., and another were facing trial for alleged contravention of provisions under FERA.Adjudicating authority imposed penalties against the appellant during the trial.The tribunal, in an appeal, found no contravention of FERA, setting aside the penalties.Criminal proceedings continued, and the accused sought discharge based on the tribunal's decisi...
(6)
RAMESH RAJAGOPAL ..... Vs.
DEVI POLYMERS PRIVATE LIMITED .....Respondent D.D
19/04/2016
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Facts:The appellant, a Director in Devi Polymers Private Limited, faced criminal proceedings under various sections of IPC and IT Act.The dispute involved the creation of a website and payments made for it, with allegations of criminal breach of trust, forgery, and conspiracy against the appellant.The appellant, as Director of Unit 'C,' engaged consultants to enhance consultancy services...
(7)
KUNAPAREDDY @ NOOKALA SHANKA BALAJI ..... Vs.
KUNAPAREDDY SWARNA KUMARI AND ANOTHER. .....Respondent D.D
18/04/2016
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Facts: The case involves a petition filed by the wife (respondent) against the husband (appellant) and his family members under the DV Act, alleging physical and mental harassment, as well as dowry demands. The wife seeks various reliefs under Sections 18 and 20 of the DV Act.Issues: Whether the court has the power to allow an amendment to the petition or complaint filed under the DV Act.Held: The...
(8)
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF INDIA ..... Vs.
V.N. PUBLIC HEALTH & EDUCATIONAL TRUST & ORS. .....Respondent D.D
18/04/2016
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Facts:V.N. Public Health & Educational Trust applied for the establishment of a new medical college for the academic year 2016-17.The Essentiality Certificate issued by the Government of Kerala was found to be invalid by the Medical Council of India (MCI) due to non-compliance with the prescribed format.The MCI recommended disapproval of the application to the Central Government.The Trust appr...
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PALLAV SHETH ..... Vs.
CANARA BANK .....Respondent D.D
13/04/2016
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Facts:Appellant Pallav Sheth convicted for dishonest misappropriation of shares related to a transaction with Canara Bank.Appellant admitted liability of RS. 83,00,000 for 20,000 shares but failed to honor cheques.Defense claiming it as a civil liability without criminal intent was rejected by the Special Court.Issues:Whether the appellant is guilty of dishonest misappropriation of shares?Whether ...