under Article 21 of the Constitution of India. It is not only the appeal of this Court but the collective voice of suffering of housewives, children and the entire society."(4/4)
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“Government never minds flooding of State with liquor as long as revenue flows steadily from booze.”
Underlining that the Court cannot lose sight of what is happening in the society due to drinking habits of the people, the Madras High Court (Madurai Bench) recently (1/4)
selling liquor", observed the Bench of Justice N. Kirubakaran and Justice B. Pugalendhi.
"The Court appeals to the State Government to bring prohibition in the State in a phased manner to wipe out the tears of women and children thereby safeguarding their rightsrights(3/4)
In a Public Interest Litigation filed in the supreme court of India over delay in appointment of Judges to various High Courts, a three-judge bench of the apex court headed by Chief Justice S A Bobde himself, on Wednesday, told the Mr. K K Venugopal (the Attorney General) (1/4)
before the Ministry of Law and Justice since May last year.
The Court has further urged the Central Government to fix an appropriate timeline for the purpose of clearing such names viz a viz the appointment of judges to the collegium of High Courts & Supreme Courts (3/4)
Special Judge, Bharuch after fullfledged trial and appreciation of the entire evidence on record and by detailed judgment and order had convicted the accused under Section 7 read with Sections 13(1) and 13(2) of the Act. On appeal, the High Court without any detailed (1/4)
present appeal.
Supreme Court held that, the High Court eing the First Appellate Court the High Court ought to have reappreciated the entire evidence on record without any limitation, which might be there while dealing with an appeal against the order of acquittal(3/4)