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A. Penal Code, 1860 — Ss. 302 and 34 — Murder — Conviction based on testimony of single witness — Appreciation of evidence — Emphasis on value, weight and quality of evidence, rather than on quantity, multiplicity or plurality of...

Heard learned counsel for Respondent No. 1 The others are proforma respondents and it is not necessary to issue notice to them.

Mr. B.V. Balaram Das, Advocate accepts notice on behalf of the Union of India, and Mr. Vikas Singh Jangra, Advocate accepts notice on behalf of the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh.  

It is not necessary for us to refer to the pleadings of the 1st respondent-plaintiff and the appellants-defendants as they are referred in detail in the judgments of the Courts below.

Government Contract/Tender — Construction, maintenance and operation of a slaughter house in Meerut — Grant of work of, on PPP Model to private persons by public auction/tender process — State Government vide its G.O. dt. 29-9...

Government Contract/Tender — Settlement of ghat by auction — Even though the appellant-society had neither participated in the auction nor submitted the bid, appellant-society’s opinion was obtained on the higher Dak and the...

Breach of privilege motion — Reply submitted by accused stating her statement did not have anything to with the conduct of the Maharashtra State Legislative Assembly

Property Law — Suit for declaration of title — Adverse possession — Plea as to — Suit property had been acquired by State Government, for which Notification under S. 4 of the Land Acquisition Act was issued on 15-12-1984 followed...

A. Constitution of India — Art. 32 and 226 — Writ of mandamus — Reservation — When issued — Reiterated that no mandamus can be issued either to provide for reservation or for relaxation — Existence of a provision for reservation...

Service Law — Compassionate appointment — Conscious decision taken by the State for giving an appointment to the appellant, brother of deceased employee, for the benefit of the family members of the deceased who were facing...