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Sec 167 (2) CrPC | After Filing of Charge Sheet and Cognizance by Magistrate Application For Default Bail is Not Maintainable: Allahabad HC
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Sec 167 (2) CrPC | After Filing of Charge Sheet and Cognizance by Magistrate Application For Default Bail is Not Maintainable: Allahabad HC

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Under Rule 9(1) of UP Disciplinary and Appeal Rules 1999 Previous Inquiry Report Cannot be Used in the Subsequent Stage of Inquiry: Allahabad HC 
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Under Rule 9(1) of UP Disciplinary and Appeal Rules 1999 Previous Inquiry Report Cannot be Used in the Subsequent Stage of Inquiry: Allahabad HC 

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Victim Can’t Drop the Case of Non-compoundable Offence of Serious and Heinous Nature Which Badly Affects the Society: Allahabad HC
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Victim Can’t Drop the Case of Non-compoundable Offence of Serious and Heinous Nature Which Badly Affects the Society: Allahabad HC

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Where there is an eye-witness account and direct evidence then delay in sending the F.I.R. to the concerned Magistrate is immaterial: Allahabad HC
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Where there is an eye-witness account and direct evidence then delay in sending the F.I.R. to the concerned Magistrate is immaterial: Allahabad HC

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SC Rules That Employees Can Be Sacked For Providing False Information And For Suppressing Material Facts
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SC Rules That Employees Can Be Sacked For Providing False Information And For Suppressing Material Facts

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Sec 482 CrPC | When Prima Facie Case of Ingredients of Offence Are Present No Interference is Required: Allahabad HC
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Sec 482 CrPC | When Prima Facie Case of Ingredients of Offence Are Present No Interference is Required: Allahabad HC

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Any Circular, Executive or Administrative Order Can’t be Applied Retrospectively in Absence of Any Legislative Competence, Rules Supreme Court
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Any Circular, Executive or Administrative Order Can’t be Applied Retrospectively in Absence of Any Legislative Competence, Rules Supreme Court

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Fraud Vitiates Everything and Makes It Void Ab initio: Supreme Court 
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Fraud Vitiates Everything and Makes It Void Ab initio: Supreme Court 

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Whether an order for the addition of a party under Order 1 Rule 10(2) of the CPC is appealable under section 14 of the Admiralty Act? Supreme Court Answers 
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Whether an order for the addition of a party under Order 1 Rule 10(2) of the CPC is appealable under section 14 of the Admiralty Act? Supreme Court Answers 

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Disciplinary Enquiry | HC Should Remit the Matter Back For Re-inquiry From the Stage It Stood Vitiated: Supreme Court
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Disciplinary Enquiry | HC Should Remit the Matter Back For Re-inquiry From the Stage It Stood Vitiated: Supreme Court

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