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SC: The MERC (Multi Year Tariff) Regulations, 2011 is devoid of constitutional/statutory infirmity provided it had complied with the statutory provision for determining the tariffs
The Apex Court on 21.01.2019, in RELIANCE INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED v STATE OF MAHARASHTRAÂ Â AND ORS., disposed of the appeal that…
SC: Death sentence should only be imposed in ‘rarest of the rare’ cases where the option of life imprisonment becomes unquestionably foreclosed
The Apex Court on 18.0.2019, in Nand Kishore v State of Madhya Pradesh , allowed the appeal in part while modifying…
SC: For bringing a case within the category of Section 306 IPC, there ought to be case of suicide and in the commission, the alleged person who is charged of abetment must play an active role by instigating/doing acts facilitating the commission of suicide
The Supreme Court of India, on 18.01.2019, in RAJESH v STATE OF HARYANA[1], had permitted the appeal filed by the…
SC: Act which fully deprives a person from enjoying his/her fundamental rights under Articles 14, 15, 19 (1) (a), 19 (1)(g) and 21 of the Constitution of India cannot be held as reasonable
The Apex Court on 17.01.2019, in INDIAN HOTEL AND RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION (AHAR) & ANR. v THE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA &…
SC allows dance bars to continue in Maharashtra with conditions
The Supreme Court put aside certain regulation of a law forcing confinements on the authorizing and working of dance…
SC: If there arises a reasonable suspicion with regard to the guilt of the accused, the scales pertaining to criminal justice shall tilt towards the aquittal of the accused
The Apex Court on 14.01.2019, in Ashish Jain v Makrand Singh and Ors. With State of Madhya  Pradesh v Makrand Singh and Ors., dismissed the appeals which…
