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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeals Regarding Land Ownership Dispute — No Interference Required....

The dispute involved the ownership of lands bearing Survey Nos. 284/1, 286, 291/A, 292/2, 283, and 291/B between the appellants and a party named Zipabai. The Commissioner in the revisional proceeding...

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Supreme Court Acquits Accused in Arms and TADA Act Case Due to Lack of Evidence on Working Condition of Firearm. Citing absence of proof regarding the operational status of the firearm and live cartridges, the court overturned the conviction under the Arms Act and TADA Act....

The case involved an appeal by the appellant against his conviction under Section 25 of the Arms Act and Section 5 of the TADA Act. The appellant was found in possession of a double-barrel shotgun and...

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Supreme Court Sets Aside Disciplinary Action Against Advocate for Lack of Evidence. The court found insufficient proof of professional misconduct under the Advocates Act, 1961....

The case involved an appeal by an advocate against a disciplinary action taken by the Bar Council of India, which suspended him from practice for one year due to alleged professional misconduct. The r...

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Supreme Court Issues Directions on Phasing Out Old Commercial Vehicles to Combat Pollution. Court modifies earlier order to phase out vehicles over 20 years old to address pollution while considering public hardship....

The case involved the Supreme Court's intervention to address severe traffic and pollution issues in the National Capital Territory of Delhi. The court was prompted to act due to dissatisfaction with ...

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Supreme Court Sets Aside Addition of Accused in Criminal Proceedings — Clarifies Jurisdictional Limits. The court ruled that the Sessions Court cannot add an accused before evidence is collected, emphasizing the need for adherence to procedural requirements under the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973....

The case involved an appeal concerning the addition of an accused by the Sessions Court prior to the collection of evidence. The appellant, Ranjit Singh, was added as an accused in a case where he was...

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Supreme Court Remands Eviction Case for Fresh Consideration Due to Oversight of Mandatory Proviso. The High Court failed to consider the mandatory hardship proviso under Section 10(3)(c) of the Tamil Nadu Buildings (Lease and Rent Control) Act, 1960, necessitating a remand for fresh disposal....

The dispute involved eviction proceedings initiated by the respondent, Gomathi Ammal, against the appellants, who were tenants in her lodging house located in Nagerkoil. In 1982, the respondent filed ...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Land Reforms Case — Clarifies Applicability of Section 21-A. Citing clear statutory language, the court ruled that Section 21-A applies to pending proceedings under the Tamil Nadu Land Reforms Act....

The dispute arose from the application of Section 21-A of the Tamil Nadu Land Reforms (Fixation of Ceiling on Land) Act, 1961, concerning the appellant's ownership of agricultural land. The appellant ...

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Supreme Court Allows Accused in Murder Case Appeal — Insufficient Evidence for Common Intention. Conviction for Lesser Offence Upheld....

This case involved a criminal appeal by the appellant against the judgment of the High Court of Allahabad, which had confirmed his conviction for murder and other offences. The appellant, along with t...

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Supreme Court Upholds Conviction in Murder Case Due to Established Circumstantial Evidence. The High Court's Reversal of Acquittal Found Justified as the Trial Court's Reasoning was Unsustainable....

The case involved the murder of a four-year-old boy, Suresh, whose death was discovered by his parents during a family gathering. The appellant, the boy's uncle, was accused of the murder, which was c...

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Supreme Court Allows Admission for All Students in University Admission Dispute — Academic Interests Prevail. The Vice-Chancellor's exercise of powers under Section 11(5) was deemed unjustified as no emergency was established for immediate action....

The dispute arose from the admission process for the M.Sc. (Zoology) course at Kurukshetra University for the academic year 1997-98. Jyoti Sharma filed a writ petition under Article 226 of the Constit...