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VISHNU KUMAR SHUKLA & ANR. …APPELLANT(S) Vs.
THE STATE OF UTTAR PRADESH & ANR. …RESPONDENT(S) D.D
24/11/2023
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Factual Allegations – Alleged house trespass and looting by appellants (husband and wife), resulting in FIR under Sections 448, 454, and 380 IPC. Accusations involve locking a tenant's shop, looting various items including wheat, sale money, and a two-wheeler. [Para 3]
Appellants' Submissions – Challenging FIR’s legitimacy, asserting property ownership, and highlightin...
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JAIVEER SINGH AND OTHERS …APPELLANT(S Vs.
THE STATE OF UTTARAKHAND AND OTHERS …RESPONDENT(S) D.D
24/11/2023
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Teacher Qualification – Diploma in Elementary Education – Validity of 18 Months Diploma from NIOS for Assistant Teacher Post in Uttarakhand – High Court Verdict Set Aside – Supreme Court Rules that 18 Months Diploma is Not Equivalent to 2 Years Diploma Prescribed by NCTE. [Para 4.1-4.15, 29, 32, 41]
Recognition of D.El.Ed. through ODL - Challenge to High Court&...
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Nababuddin @ Mallu @ Abhimanyu …APPELLANT Vs.
State of Haryana …RESPONDENT D.D
24/11/2023
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Factual Background and Lower Court's Decision – Nababuddin, along with two co-accused, convicted for possessing 205 kg of poppy straw under Section 15 of NDPS Act – Conviction based on possession of railway receipt and confirmed by High Court. [Para 1]
Prosecution's Case – Accused deemed in conscious possession due to holding railway receipt for parcels conta...
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NEW INDIA ASSURANCE CO. LTD. & ORS. …APPELLANTS Vs.
M/S. MUDIT ROADWAYS …RESPONDENT D.D
24/11/2023
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Insurance Claim Dispute – Fire incident at insured warehouse led to a claim of Rs. 6,57,55,155/- with 9% interest – NCDRC's partial allowance of the claim contested in the Supreme Court – Issues revolved around the cause of the fire, whether the location was covered under the insurance policy, and interpretations of policy terms. [Paras 2-5, 14-17, 30-41, 48-50, 56-59]
Fir...
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Suresh & Ors. …Appellant(s) Vs.
State of Madhya Pradesh …Respondent D.D
24/11/2023
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
FIR Quashing Request – Appellants sought quashing of FIR for offences under IPC and EC Act – High Court dismissed petition – Appeal to Supreme Court. [Para 1]
Factual Background – Allegations of adulterating fuel with hydrocarbons, appearing as petrol and diesel – Appellants arrested, samples collected, but no conclusive report on nature of seized liquid. [Paras 2,...
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RAMKRISHNA FORGINGS LIMITED …APPELLANT(S) Vs.
RAVINDRA LOONKAR, RESOLUTION PROFESSIONAL OF ACIL LIMITED & ANR. …RESPONDENT(S) D.D
21/11/2023
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Jurisdiction of Adjudicating Authority – Limited Scope in Approval of Resolution Plan – NCLT's authority confined to whether the Resolution Plan fulfills Section 30(2) of the Code requirements – Inability to intervene in commercial decisions of the Committee of Creditors unless found capricious, arbitrary, irrational, or contravening the Code's provisions. [Para...
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Shah Originals …APPELLANT(S) Vs.
Commissioner of Income Tax-24, Mumbai …RESPONDENT(S) D.D
21/11/2023
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Income Tax – Gains from Foreign Exchange Fluctuations – Non-inclusion under Section 80HHC Deduction – Gains from foreign exchange fluctuations in EEFC account not considered as income derived from export business – EEFC account gains not directly related to the business of export of goods, hence cannot be included in deduction under Section 80HHC of Income Tax Act. [Paras 2...
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NANHE ...Appellant Vs.
STATE OF U.P. ...Respondent D.D
21/11/2023
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Murder Conviction Upheld – Involvement in Fatal Shooting: Conviction of appellant Nanhe under Section 302 IPC for the murder of Saddam Hussain and injury to Mahendra in a market area incident on 30.05.2007. Appellant's appeal against the High Court's affirmation of trial court’s conviction and sentencing is considered. [Paras 2-4, 26]
Intent in Murder – Doctr...
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PAWAN KUMAR …APPELLANT Vs.
STATE OF UTTAR PRADESH & ORS. …RESPONDENTS D.D
21/11/2023
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Juvenility Assessment in Criminal Proceedings – Appellant Pawan Kumar's claim of being a juvenile at the time of the alleged crime on 01.12.1995. Plea initially dismissed by Trial Court and High Court. Subsequent acceptance of juvenility based on school certificates indicating date of birth as 05.07.1980, making him 15 years, 4 months, and 26 days old at the time of the incident. [Paras ...