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05 May 2025 21:47
Md Sameer Rao vs State Of U.P. And 2 Others on 25 May, 2023
https://indiankanoon.org/doc/101776672/
The position of law in respect of limits on fundamental rights was also clarified inΒ Madhyamam Broadcasting Limited vs. Union of India21:
"48. Rights are not absolute in a constitutional democracy. The jurisprudence that has emanated from this Court is that rights can be limited but such a limitation must be justified on the ground of reasonableness. Though, onlyΒ Article 19Β of the constitution expressly prescribes that the limitation must be reasonable, after the judgments of this Court inΒ RC Cooper(supra) andΒ Maneka GandhiΒ (supra) it is conclusive that the thread of reasonableness runs through the entire chapter on fundamental rights guiding the exercise of procedural and substantive limitations. That leaves us to answer the question of the standard used to assess the 'reasonableness' of the limitation. The text of the Constitution does not prescribe a standard of review. Much ink has flowed from this Court in laying down the varying standards to test reasonability: rationality, Wednesbury unreasonableness, proportionality, and strict scrutiny.
Situation of unconstitutionality can be saved by invoking the doctrine of 'reading down'. The concept of 'reading down' was reiterated by the Supreme Court inΒ
Subramanian Swamy v. Raju22Β holding:
"61.Β Reading down the provisions of a statute cannot be resorted to when the meaning thereof is plain and unambiguous and the legislative intent is clear. The fundamental principle of the "reading down" doctrine can be summarised as follows. Courts must read the legislation literally in the first instance. If on such reading and understanding the vice of unconstitutionality is attracted, the courts must explore whether there has been an unintended legislative omission. If such an intendment can be reasonably implied without undertaking what, unmistakably, would be a legislative exercise, the Act may be read down to save it from unconstitutionality."
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05 May 2025 21:32
British-Imposed Indian 'Surnames': The Colonial Construct In Personal Identity
https://swarajyamag.com/politics/british-imposed-indian-surnames-the-colonial-construct-in-personal-identity
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05 May 2025 21:26
Magistrateβs compassionate gesture leads to dismissal of dowry harassment case against elderly couple
https://www.newindianexpress.com/states/telangana/2025/Apr/30/magistrates-compassionate-gesture-leads-to-dismissal-of-dowry-harassment-case-against-elderly-couple
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04 May 2025 21:57
GAYATRI BALASAMYΒ
Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β v.Β
M/S. ISG NOVASOFT TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED
2025
Limited Power of modify arbitration award by courts under section 34.
Reasoning is awesome.
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04 May 2025 20:34
Judging Chats: The Legal Maze Of Whatsapp Evidence In India
https://www.livelaw.in/articles/whatsapp-chats-reliable-source-of-evidence-indian-law-290734
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04 May 2025 06:30
Consider the following paragraph:
"Mahesh contested the MLA elections for Akola constituency in Maharashtra in 2024. After winning with a large margin, he was sworn in as the State Panchayati Raj Minister. Interested in grassroots governance, he appointed a 3-member body to review the progress of all 29 subjects allotted to Panchayats. He also assured the promotion of the Konkani language during his visit to Western Maharashtra."
How many maximum references to the Schedules of the Indian Constitution can be identified in the paragraph?
(a) Three
(b) Four
(c) Five
(d) Six
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03 May 2025 20:25
Law Students Should Be Trained With Soft Skills Essential For Effective Mediation : Justice BR Gavai
https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/law-students-should-be-trained-with-soft-skills-essential-for-effective-mediation-justice-br-gavai-291184
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03 May 2025 14:26
#Question@CurrentLegalGK
Can a conviction be set aside on ground that the accused was not supplied with the copy of the police report?
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03 May 2025 10:56
For Offence Of Rape On False Promise To Marry, Physical Relationship Must Be Shown To Be Only Based On Marriage Promise : Supreme Court
https://www.livelaw.in/supreme-court/rape-on-false-promise-to-marry-requires-proof-that-physical-relationships-was-only-based-on-marriage-promise-supreme-court-276479
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02 May 2025 23:51
Aparna Ajinkya Firodia
Versus
Ajinkya Arun Firodia
2023
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02 May 2025 18:15
R. Baiju v. State of Kerala (2025)
Facts:
* The Appellant, along with others, was convicted by the trial court under various IPC sections including 143, 147, 323, 324, 427, 449, 302 r/w 149 & 120B, and sentenced to the death penalty.
* The High Court upheld the conviction but modified it to Section 304 Part II read with 120B IPC, awarding 10 years and 5 years of rigorous imprisonment with fines.
* The Appellant approached the Supreme Court, claiming:
* Faulty investigation;
* His name was added to the FIR as an afterthought;
* Witness statements under Section 164 CrPC were recorded only after judicial intervention.
Issue:
* Whether a faulty or biased investigation is sufficient to vitiate the prosecutionβs case, especially when other credible evidence establishes the Appellantβs guilt.
Analysis:
* The Supreme Court emphasized that:
* Defects in investigation alone do not justify acquittal if other credible and corroborative evidence is available.
* Motive was clearly established through afternoon and evening incidents involving the Appellant and the deceased.
* Ocular testimony and the Appellantβs unexplained presence at the scene corroborated the charges.
* The Court distinguished the roles of co-accused A5 and A6, highlighting A6βs (Appellant's) clear culpability.
* Relied on State of Karnataka v. K. Yarappa Reddy (1999) to affirm that.
* Even if investigation is tainted, meticulous scrutiny of remaining evidence is essential.
Court Reasoning:
* The Supreme Court upheld the High Courtβs findings, agreeing that:
* Despite flaws in the investigation, corroborated witness statements and motive were sufficient to uphold the conviction.
* The criminal justice system should not be derailed due to investigative lapses when substantive evidence is present.
* Accordingly, the appeal was dismissed and the conviction was sustained.
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02 May 2025 17:38
π Answer Writing Tip
https://youtube.com/shorts/nZdljgGa0U0?feature=shared
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02 May 2025 14:32
Section 131 of BSA- Deliberate Legislative Exercise Or Draftsman's Error?
https://www.livelaw.in/articles/section-125-evidence-act-vs-section-131-bharatiya-sakshya-adhiniyam-291019
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02 May 2025 13:41
"Quis custodiet ipsos custodes"
"Who will watch the watchmen?
Judicial Review
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01 May 2025 21:49
IRAC method discussed
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