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Demand Of Bribe Is Sine Qua Non For Conviction Under PC Act, Mere Recovery Of Tainted Money Not Enough: Bombay High Court

"On the mere proof of the tainted currency notes having changed the hands, it cannot be presumed that the money was accepted pursuant to a demand of

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  • August 01, 2026
  • Demand Of Bribe Is Sine Qua Non For Conviction Under PC Act, Mere Recovery Of Tainted Money Not Enough: Bombay High Court
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  • Revenue Authorities Lack Jurisdiction To Declare Genuineness Of Wills Or Validity Of Settlement Deeds; Parties Must Approach Civil Court: Andhra Pradesh High Court
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  • Section 311 CrPC | Delay Or Absence Of Examination-In-Chief No Bar To Summon Material Witnesses: Allahabad High Court

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January 30, 2026
Section 108 IEA | Civil Death Must Be Declared When Statutory Presumption Applies: Bombay High
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“Presumption of death arises when a person is not heard of for seven years by those who would naturally have heard of him if alive” – In a significant ruling...

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January 30, 2026
Revenue Authorities Cannot Adjudicate Disputed Wills – Only Civil Courts Can Decide Title: Karnataka High Court Flags Legal Lacuna and Urges Legislative Reform
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“Mutation Based on Disputed Will Is Impermissible—Revenue Authorities Have No Jurisdiction to Determine Testamentary Validity”, Karnataka High Court dismissed a writ petition challenging the Deputy Commissioner's decision under Section 136(3)...

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January 30, 2026
Mere Issuance Of Cheque Without Cogent Proof Of Legal Liability Is Not Sufficient To Convict Under Section 138 NI Act: Bombay High Court Upholds Acquittal
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"Cheque Issued for Third-Party Debt, Without Proof of Liability, Cannot Attract Section 138 NI Act", In a significant reaffirmation of the principles governing cheque dishonour cases, the Bombay High Court...

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January 30, 2026
138 NI Act | Internal Fraud By Director No Defence To Cheque Bounce Case: Delhi High Court
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“Fraud by CEO cannot absolve Company or Directors—offence under Section 138 NI Act is made out if Company fails to pay after notice”, In a significant judgment Delhi High Court...

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January 30, 2026
Demolition Is A Drastic Measure, Not Warranted By Conjectures Or Ecological Poetry: Supreme Court Quashes Calcutta HC Order To Raze Private Building
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“There can be no presumption of illegality without law. Descriptive, literary or ecological notions of ‘khoai’ cannot override revenue records or statutory land use classifications.” In a landmark ruling delivered...

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January 30, 2026
PIL Is Not A Weapon For Settling Personal Scores: Supreme Court Rebukes Abuse of Public Interest Litigation In Santiniketan Demolition Case
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“Selective invocation of PIL jurisdiction to target one construction while ignoring similar structures — including those owned by the petitioners themselves — exposes the mala fides of the litigation.” –...

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January 30, 2026
Once The Complaint Is Withdrawn And Allegations Are Resolved, No Disciplinary Action Can Survive: Supreme Court Quashes BCI Order Against Advocate For Alleged Misconduct
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“Substratum of the complaint ceases to exist when the client files a sworn affidavit withdrawing all allegations and expressing satisfaction — continuation of proceedings is unwarranted” – Supreme Court In...

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January 30, 2026
Allegations Alone Cannot Prove Misconduct — No Conviction Without Evidence And Cross-Examination: Supreme Court
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“Professional reputation cannot be damaged on the basis of untested complaints — findings of guilt must follow due process and evidentiary standards” – Supreme Court In a significant reaffirmation of...

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January 30, 2026
Section 29A A&C Act | Jurisdiction Does Not Flow From Judicial Hierarchy, But From Statute: Supreme Court
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“It is a misconception to assume that the High Court keeps a watch on arbitral proceedings like Orwell’s ‘Big Brother’”, In a decision with wide ramifications for arbitration law in...

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