KHUMBHA RAM Vs. STATE OF RAJASTHAN and ORS.
Appeal: CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 2077 OF 2011 Petitioner: KHUMBHA RAM Respondent: STATE OF RAJASTHAN and ORS. Judges: R. K. AGRAWAL , R. BANUMATHI Date of Judgment: Oct 15,...
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SANGHI BROTHERS (INDORE) PVT. LTD. . Vs. MUKTINATH AIRLINES PRIVATE LIMITED and ANR. .
Appeal: VT. LTD. …PETITIONER Petitioner: SANGHI BROTHERS (INDORE) PVT. LTD. . Respondent: MUKTINATH AIRLINES PRIVATE LIMITED and ANR. . Judges: RANJAN GOGOI Date of Judgment: Oct 15, 2015...
CRIMINAL APPEAL NOS.774 – 776 OF 2010 K.A. KOTRAPPA REDDY AND ANR Vs. RAYARA MANJUNATHA REDDY @ N.R. MANJ
Appeal: CRIMINAL APPEAL NOS.774 – 776 OF 2010 Petitioner: CRIMINAL APPEAL NOS.774 – 776 OF 2010 K.A. KOTRAPPA REDDY AND ANR Respondent: RAYARA MANJUNATHA REDDY @ N.R. MANJUNATHA...
CRIMINAL APPEAL NOS. 1793-1794 OF 2011 RAM SUNDER SEN Vs. NARENDER @ BODE SINGH PATEL
Appeal: CRIMINAL APPEAL NOS. 1793-1794 OF 2011 Petitioner: CRIMINAL APPEAL NOS. 1793-1794 OF 2011 RAM SUNDER SEN Respondent: NARENDER @ BODE SINGH PATEL Judges: Pinaki Chandra Ghose ,...
All court orders related to Aarushi murder case now available online
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U.S. Supreme Court Weighs Tough Sentencing in Two Cases
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In U.K High Court says divorce cases can be reopened if ex lied about wealth
On Wednesday The UK’s highest court allowed appeals from two women who argued that their divorce settlements should be reopened on the grounds that their husbands hid key...
U.S. Supreme court told, Florida judges have too much say in death penalty cases
U.S. Supreme court told, Florida judges have too much say in death penalty cases. On Tuesday US Supreme Court justices expressed concern that Florida gives judges undue sway...
