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Supreme Court Upholds Conviction of Accused in Abduction and Murder Case Based on Consistent Eyewitness Testimony and Circumstantial Evidence — High Court's Reversal of Acquittal for Two Accused Upheld Due to Common Intention Under Section 34 IPC.

4 Oct 2024

The case pertains to the abduction and murder of Neelam on 30.08.1985. The informant, Ramanand Singh (PW18), lodged an FIR alleging that seven accused...

High Court

Bombay High Court Allows Second Appeal in Land Acquisition Compensation Case — Appellants Entitled to Enhanced Compensation for Acquired Land. Court holds that the appellate court failed to properly re-appreciate evidence and apply the principles of Santosh Hazari, leading to perverse findings.

19 Apr 2022

The case pertains to a second appeal filed by the original claimants (appellants) against the judgment of the appellate court which reduced the compen...

High Court

High Court of Karnataka Allows Second Appeal in Partition Suit — Sets Aside Concurrent Findings Due to Non-Joinder of Necessary Party and Improper Appreciation of Evidence. The court held that the suit for partition and separate possession was not maintainable without impleading the legal representatives of a deceased co-sharer, and that the appellate court failed to properly re-appreciate the evidence as required under Section 100 CPC.

4 Feb 2013

The appellant, Mohd. Munner, filed a Regular Second Appeal under Section 100 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, challenging the judgment and decree...

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