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A Judgment Must Be a Self-Contained Document Even When Defendant Never Appears: Supreme Court on Ex Parte Decrees

"Whether it is a case contested by defendants, or a case which proceeds ex parte, the court has to write a judgment which must be

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  • A Judgment Must Be a Self-Contained Document Even When Defendant Never Appears: Supreme Court on Ex Parte Decrees
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  • Prisoners Don't Surrender Their Rights at the Prison Gate: Supreme Court Issues Binding SOP to End Delays in Legal Aid Appeals
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  • Husband's Loan Repayments Cannot Reduce Wife's Maintenance: Supreme Court Raises Amount to ₹25,000 From ₹15,000

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February 03, 2025
Patna High Court Upholds Exclusion of B.Tech Holders from Junior Engineer (Civil) Post, Dismisses Challenge to Bihar Recruitment Rules
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Equivalence of Qualifications is a Policy Decision, Not Subject to Judicial Review - Patna High Court, in a significant ruling on service law, upheld the exclusion of B.Tech (Civil) degree...

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February 03, 2025
Punjab & Haryana High Court Grants Bail in Jail Murder Case, Citing Insufficient Evidence of Conspiracy
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Pre-Trial Incarceration Should Not Be a Replica of Post-Conviction Sentencing -  Punjab and Haryana High Court granted regular bail to Gopal Kumar, an accused in a jail murder conspiracy case,...

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February 03, 2025
Exclusion Without Justification Is Arbitrary: Tripura High Court Orders Equal Allowances for Jail Warders on Par with Police Personnel
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Denial of Enhanced Allowances to Jail Warders Violates Articles 14 & 16 of the Constitution - Tripura High Court has struck down the exclusion of Jail Warders and Head Warders...

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February 03, 2025
Fraud Must Be Pleaded and Proved, Mere Allegation Insufficient: Telangana High Court
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Telangana High Court quashing the orders of the Additional Collector, Revenue (FAC), Ranga Reddy District. The Additional Collector had earlier set aside the Occupancy Rights Certificates (ORCs) granted in favor...

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February 03, 2025
Right to Default Bail is a Fundamental Right; Cannot be Denied Due to Procedural Lapses:  Uttarakhand High Court
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In a landmark decision, the Uttarakhand High Court ruled in favor of two accused under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 (UAPA), granting them default bail after the trial court...

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February 03, 2025
Temporary Employment Does Not Disqualify Wife From Claiming Maintenance Under Section 125 CrPC: Kerala High Court
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Kerala High Court set aside the Family Court’s denial of maintenance to the wife, holding that temporary employment and meagre income cannot bar her right to maintenance under Section 125...

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February 03, 2025
Seniority for Promotion Must Be Based on Feeder Category, Not Initial Appointment as Police Constable: Andhra Pradesh High Court
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"Head Constable Rank Determines Eligibility for Promotion to Sub-Inspector, Not Enlistment as Constable," Holds Andhra High Court. In a significant ruling clarifying seniority norm for police promotions, the Andhra Pradesh...

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February 03, 2025
Rigours of Section 45 PMLA Cannot Eclipse Article 21’s Guarantee of Liberty When Trial Delays Exceed Reasonable Limits: Bombay High Court Grants Bail to Bank Chairman
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Bombay High Court granted bail to Anil Shivajirao Bhosale, former chairman of Shivajirao Bhosale Sahakari Bank Limited, under Section 436A of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC). Bhosale, accused of...

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February 03, 2025
CIVIL BREACH CANNOT BE CRIMINALIZED: CALCUTTA HIGH COURT QUASHES CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS IN LOAN DISPUTE
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"Criminal law cannot be used as a tool to recover outstanding loan amounts. Mere non-repayment of a loan, without dishonest intent at inception, does not constitute cheating or criminal breach...

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