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Heinous Crimes Can't Be Quashed On Basis Of "Compromise": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said that heinous crimes, which are not private in nature and have a serious impact on society, cannot be quashed based on a compromise between the offender and the complainant or the victim.
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Supreme Court On "Exceptional Power" To Hear Appeals Against Verdicts
The Supreme Court Friday said its "overriding and exceptional" power under the Constitution to hear appeals against any judgement has to be exercised sparingly to prevent "grave or serious miscarriage of justice".
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Supreme Court On Land Acquired After Possession, Payment Of Compensation
Land acquired by authorities after its possession and payment of compensation under the Land Acquisition Act vests with the State, free from all encumbrances, the Supreme Court has said.
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Assam's 'Convert Madrassas To Schools' Order Challenged In Supreme Court
An appeal was filed in the Supreme Court on Tuesday challenging the Gauhati High Court order upholding The Assam Repealing Act, 2020, under which all provincialised (government-funded) Madrassas are to be converted into general schools in Assam.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea On Encroachment On Jagannath Temple Land Today
The Supreme Court Monday agreed to hear a plea alleging illegal excavation and construction work by the Odisha government at Shree Jagannath temple in Odisha.
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On Drug Offenders, Supreme Court's "Within Time" Order To Punjab
The Supreme Court while observing that there are over 2000 NDPS offenders/accused persons in Punjab, has asked the state government to put in place appropriate provisions to ensure that the individuals are brought to book.
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Fresh Plea In Supreme Court Challenges Places Of Worship Act, 1991
One more plea challenging the Constitutional validity of certain sections of the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act 1991, saying that the Act violates the principles of secularism, was filed in the Supreme Court on Thursday.
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Hand Can Be Considered A Weapon If...: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday said that 'hand can also be a weapon when a cricketer or extremely physically fit person inflicts the same' and remarked that a disproportionately light punishment humiliates and frustrates a victim of crime.
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Heinous Crimes Can't Be Quashed On Basis Of "Compromise": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said that heinous crimes, which are not private in nature and have a serious impact on society, cannot be quashed based on a compromise between the offender and the complainant or the victim.
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Supreme Court On "Exceptional Power" To Hear Appeals Against Verdicts
The Supreme Court Friday said its "overriding and exceptional" power under the Constitution to hear appeals against any judgement has to be exercised sparingly to prevent "grave or serious miscarriage of justice".
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Supreme Court On Land Acquired After Possession, Payment Of Compensation
Land acquired by authorities after its possession and payment of compensation under the Land Acquisition Act vests with the State, free from all encumbrances, the Supreme Court has said.
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Assam's 'Convert Madrassas To Schools' Order Challenged In Supreme Court
An appeal was filed in the Supreme Court on Tuesday challenging the Gauhati High Court order upholding The Assam Repealing Act, 2020, under which all provincialised (government-funded) Madrassas are to be converted into general schools in Assam.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea On Encroachment On Jagannath Temple Land Today
The Supreme Court Monday agreed to hear a plea alleging illegal excavation and construction work by the Odisha government at Shree Jagannath temple in Odisha.
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On Drug Offenders, Supreme Court's "Within Time" Order To Punjab
The Supreme Court while observing that there are over 2000 NDPS offenders/accused persons in Punjab, has asked the state government to put in place appropriate provisions to ensure that the individuals are brought to book.
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Fresh Plea In Supreme Court Challenges Places Of Worship Act, 1991
One more plea challenging the Constitutional validity of certain sections of the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act 1991, saying that the Act violates the principles of secularism, was filed in the Supreme Court on Thursday.
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Hand Can Be Considered A Weapon If...: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday said that 'hand can also be a weapon when a cricketer or extremely physically fit person inflicts the same' and remarked that a disproportionately light punishment humiliates and frustrates a victim of crime.
