Bombay High Court held that since there is no natural calamity, there is no need to postpone, elections for Cooperative Societies.
Ishwar Patange Vs State of Maharashtra on 11 March 2020Citations: [(
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State of Maharashtra Vs Ramchandra Bhikaji Wagh on 26 February 2020
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Bombay High Court held that, though
Sanjay Vs State of Maharashtra on 13 January 2020the Judge may come to a conclusion that, the question is not relevant at that stage, however possibility cannot be ruled out that the said question may become relevant at the later stage, and therefore, it was requested to the Court that, all the questions be taken and subject to objections the answers be taken and then the relevancy or admissibility of the questions may be later on considered.
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It was also requested to the learned Judge that, in view of the procedure laid down in Bipin Panchal’s case (Supra) the evidence may be recorded even after the objection is raised so that the Appellate Court should be benefited, if it is found at a later stage that any question was or questions were relevant.
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Bombay High Court holds that,
“the purpose of the codified statute is that on any point specifically dealt with by it the law shall be ascertained by interpreting the language used.“
and,
The Indian Penal Code defines the offence and also states what matters will afford a defence, and therefore it may be said that this Code deals specifically with the question, and it follows that the Court is not entitled to invoke the Common Law of England in the matter at all.
Gopal Naidu and another Vs King-Emperor on 22 December 1922 ILRIndian Law Reports version:
Gopal Naidu and another Vs King-Emperor on 22 December 1922 CasemineCasemine version:
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The Index for Defamation Judgments is here.
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Pratap Lal Teli Vs State of Maharashtra and Ors on 22 Oct, 2019
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Santosh Machindra Mulik Vs Mohini Mithu Choudhari on 15 November, 2019
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This a very good judgment from High Court of Bombay talking about binding nature of judgments, specifically termed as state decisis.
Commissioner of Income-Tax Vs Thana Electricity Supply Ltd. on 22 April, 1993Citation: [(1994) 206 ITR 727 (Bom)]
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