Contradictions highlight inconsistency or unreliability, but they cannot supply the missing substantive evidence. In absence of credible, positive evidence, mere contradictions—whether from police ...

In a pivotal judgment delivered on June 5th, 2023, the Bombay High Court (Aurangabad Bench) addressed a recurring procedural ...

In a significant ruling in Renuka Prasad v. State (2025), the Supreme Court reiterated that the Investigating Officer's testimony attempting to prove or rely upon the Section 161 statements of ...

For considering whether the learned Revisional Court has rightly passed the order and at this stage whether for viewing CD or any other material, whether certificate under section 65B of the Indian ...

According to Section 194IB of the Income Tax Act, TDS is only required to be deducted by the tenant if the monthly rent paid exceeds ₹50,000. The obligation for TDS deduction does not apply for rent ...

Now, the question falls for consideration is, whether an appellate court exercising appeal under Section 29 of the DV Act, is empowered to grant an interim order during pendency of the appeal? 5. In ...

Maharashtra’s fight against organised crime has taken a significant turn with the recent passage of the Maharashtra Control ...

Juvenile delinquency in India has emerged as a significant socio-legal challenge, with a complex interplay of factors ...

The court pointed out that the D.V. Act aims at protection, not substituting full guardianship or custody battles. Using it ...

Use an Agreement when you’re ready to commit, define consequences, and hold each other legally accountable. An MoU can ...

Delhi High Court: A mere suspicion or strained relationship, without more, is insufficient to prove abetment of suicide. The ...

13. The issue whether the Insurance Company is liable to pay the compensation in the absence of a valid driving licence has been laid to rest in the case of Swaran Singh (supra). In paragraph No. 69 ...