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⚖️ Decision of the Supreme Court (Rakesh Ranjan Shrivastava vs State of Jharkhand, Crl. Appeal No. 741 of 2024, Date: 15 March 2024) The Supreme Court clearly stated that… The word “May” used in Section 143A (1) cannot be read as “shall” (compulsory); If it is considered mandatory, every Section 138 Complaints (Cheek Dishonour) may…
Negligence in road traffic laws hinges on a driver’s failure to act as a reasonable person would under similar circumstances. One of the most contentious issues is whether failing to signal before stopping on a highway constitutes actionable negligence. The recent Supreme Court of India judgment in S. Mohammed Hakkim v. National Insurance Co. Ltd….
The Delhi High Court has observed that mere friendship cannot give liberty to a boy to indulge in sexual intercourse with a girl without her consent. “….merely because a girl befriends a boy, the latter cannot be given liberty to indulge into sexual intercourse with her without her consent,” Justice Girish Kathpalia said. The Court…
The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) to give internship stipend arrears within two weeks to 11 medical students who completed their primary medical education from foreign institutions and qualified as Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs). The petitioner-FMGs were currently doing internship at Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Aligarh, a constituent college of…
The Supreme Court said that when the FIR is not registered in a particular state but in a separate state, the Sessions Court or High Court will have the power to grant bail before arrest. It was said, ”Citizens’ right to life and personal freedom Keeping in mind the constitutional imperative of protecting, HC/session in…
