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Absence Of Corroborative Medical Evidence Cannot Override Victim's Statement Under BNSS In Rape And POCSO Cases: Allahabad High Court

"The medico legal report does not support the allegation of commission of rape on her and the age of the victim has been found to

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  • Absence Of Corroborative Medical Evidence Cannot Override Victim's Statement Under BNSS In Rape And POCSO Cases: Allahabad High Court
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  • Filing Of Complaint After Offer Of Possession Indicates Unit Was Incomplete; Purely Factual Disputes Don't Raise Substantial Question Of Law: Punjab & Haryana HC
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  • Orissa High Court Clarifies Exclusion Of Time Under Limitation Act Applies To Election Appeals Under Gram Panchayats Act Despite Statute Being Self-Contained Code

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Deputy Registrar Of Chits Competent To Act As Arbitrator And Issue Recovery Certificates; Not Limited To Registrar Alone: Telangana High Court
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"If the Government, by a notification in the official Gazette, can appoint a Deputy Registrar or Assistant Registrar to perform all the duties of the post of Registrar, he becomes...

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June 17, 2026
Sectarianism Claims Can't Discredit Reliable Testimony Of Child Sexual Abuse Victim: Kerala High Court Upholds Madrassa Teacher's Conviction
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"Sectarianism in the Muslim community led to registration of this crime also could not be found even remotely, as no convincing evidence forthcoming in this regard," Kerala High Court, in...

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June 17, 2026
Mere Denial Of Signature Insufficient When Execution Is Proved Through Endorsements: Karnataka High Court Restores Specific Performance Decree
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"Once part of the endorsement was accepted, there cannot be rejection of remaining part of the endorsement, particularly when the signatures were admitted and the document was acted upon by...

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June 17, 2026
Non-Examination Of Investigating Officer Not Fatal To Prosecution Case If Eyewitness Testimony Is Credible & Trustworthy: Jharkhand High Court
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"Non-examination of the Investigating Officer is not fatal to the prosecution case if the eyewitnesses are credible, trustworthy, and of 'sterling quality' and if ocular evidence is reliable and corroborated...

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June 17, 2026
State Must Prove Specific 'Public Interest' To Exempt Projects From Social Impact Assessment Under Section 10A Land Acquisition Act: Telangana High Court
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"Existence of public purpose and the existence of public interest are therefore distinct concepts. Public purpose justifies acquisition; public interest under Section 10A must justify exclusion of statutory safeguards," High...

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June 17, 2026
Or 2 Rule 2 CPC |Failure To Seek Specific Performance In Earlier Injunction Suit Bars Subsequent Claim; Readiness & Willingness Must Be Continuous: Madras High Court
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"This filing of the suit would also indicate that there was a relationship between the parties pursuant to the sale agreement... which had become litigatious and he had not sought...

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June 17, 2026
Exoneration In Departmental Proceedings Does Not Result In Automatic Discharge In Criminal Case: Orissa High Court
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"An officer would not permit any money to be placed on his table, if he has not demanded the same or if the money was not meant for him," Orissa...

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June 17, 2026
History Sheet Can Be Opened On 'Reasonable Belief' Even Without Conviction, But Must Be Reviewed After 7 Years Of Good Conduct: Rajasthan High Court
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"Rule 4.4(3)(b) does not presuppose any conviction, rather, it incorporates a specific stipulation that conviction is not mandatory. In that event, the definition of ‘habitual offender’ as provided under the...

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June 17, 2026
Private Banks Acting As Authorised Dealers Under FEMA Amenable To Writ Jurisdiction; Can Refuse Transactions For 'Sanctions-Related' Concerns: Gauhati High Court
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"An Authorised Dealer acting under Section 10(5) is neither expected nor permitted to function mechanically. Rather, it is required to undertake an independent assessment of the transaction placed before it...

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