@madhukishwar Madam, I think Dr. Subramanian Swamy is the right person in this matter, even though he is not a practicing advocate he can argue the case in the Supreme Court.
If you have a client who is not discharged in a criminal case, but his co-accused is discharged, this recent #SupremeCourt judgment might be of some use for you.
Order XV Rule 5 CPC | Tenant's Defence Cannot Be Struck Off Without Examining If Default In Rent Deposit Was Wilful : Supreme Court |@mittal_mtn#SupremeCourt
https://t.co/uu6EhbZ1It
Four requisites of a good and sufficient pleading:
1⃣a statement of facts, not law,
2⃣ material facts only,
3⃣ facts, not evidence
4⃣ facts stated in a summary form.
The Supreme Court has refused to entertain a special leave petition filed by former Kerala Minister Antony Raju against a Kerala High Court decision not to suspend his conviction in an over two-decade-old case of forging and planting material evidence.
https://t.co/5qhUkJCeJB
"Ramayana 5114 BCE: Decoding the Date and Myths" is the result of three years of rigorous study of the Valmiki Ramayana that presents a text-based investigation into one of the greatest epics of human civilization.
Spanning 973 pages and supported by 1962 quotes from the Vālmīki Rāmāyaṇa, this book starts with three foundational chapters that introduce key concepts essential for understanding the inquiry. The work is then systematically organized into three major parts:
Part I: Decoding Myths and Secrets of the Rāmāyaṇa (200 chapters)
Part II: Resolving Conflicts in the Rāmāyaṇa (20 chapters)
Part III: The Dating of the Rāmāyaṇa (14 chapters)
The book is going to be released n 26th April, 2026. The dispatch will begin on 27th April. A QR code is provided to enable interested readers to pre-order a copy by filling up a form with shipping address and contact number. Those who pre-ordered before 26th April can get the book without shipping cost.
The contents of the book can be read in my blog :
https://t.co/mYRArzvVht
#Ramayana #Book_Release #New_Book
This morning, I was reading Chapter 15 of the Bhagavad Gita. One thought stayed with me. “Have courage. Stay humble. Do your duty without attachment.” Life tested this.
Some years ago, Shri Jaiprakash Gaur, who built Jaypee Group, came to meet me in London. He had built an empire over his lifetime with hard work and vision. He reached out more than once. He wrote to me. His only wish was simple that what he had built should go into safe hands and be taken forward with the right intent. He even wrote me letters in Hindi, in his own words, expressing his trust. At that time, we could not proceed.
Recently, the asset went into a public auction by CoC in the IBC process. Many strong bidders participated. Suddenly, the sentiment and wishes of Jaiprakash Gaur ji came rushing back to me. One by one, everyone dropped out of the bidding. Finally, we were declared the highest bidder publicly.
It was a transparent process. We were informed in writing that we had won. But life is never so simple. After some days, the decision was changed. Don’t want to go into the details. That is for the right forum. But I want to share something from my heart.
We have no attachment to this asset. If it comes, it is God’s grace. If it goes, that is also his wish. But one thing we believe strongly. When something is promised in dharma, it should not be taken back. In our scriptures also, we see this again and again. Truth, commitment, and fairness are above everything.
So, what should one do? Gita gives a simple answer - do your duty, with courage, but without anger or attachment. That is what we will do. We will place the facts in the right way. We will follow the right path.
Rest, I leave to God.
That is the difference between #Indian and #US Jurisprudence. In the #USA, an illegal search may result in non-admissibility of evidence. This is also referred to as "Fruit of the poisonous tree" #Doctrine.
Tip of the day for legal fraternity:
If you are interested in #IBC2016, initially focus on admission/rejection of #CIRP U/S 7 (financial creditor) and U/S 9 (operational creditor) by going through relevant judgements at admission stage.
Magistrate has power to monitor investigation by police but he cannot interfere in the investigation and cannot restrain the Investigating Officer from summoning a witness u/s179 BNSS. Witness has option to approach the High Court u/s 528 BNSS. See:( 2026) 2SCC 233 (Para 51)
Tip of the day for #NI Act (cheque bounce cases).
1. Follow the prescribed limitation period (30+15+30 days).
2. Statutory Demand Notice duly served on all accused bearing actual cheque amount.
3. Names of prop/partners/directors shd be known.
4. Debt shd be 》= cheque amt.
Tip for Law Students/Lawyers who are interested in Commercial/Corporate Law.
Dig deeper in these in #2026.
1. Arbitration (A&C 1996)
2. Insolvency (IBC 2016)
3. Commercial Court Act 2015
4. MSMED Act 2006
5. IPR Laws