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Can Temporary injuction be granted in case of suppression of material facts?

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Can Temporary injuction be granted in case of suppression of material facts?

The exercise of discretion in granting a temporary injunction should be done legally. There can be no absolute standard established for the court’s guidance in this regard. Therefore, it is generally established that the judge must assess whether the application falls into the following categories or whether the plaintiff has made the following arguments before …

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Allegations In Good Faith Do Not Amount To Defamation

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Allegations In Good Faith Do Not Amount To Defamation

The need to protect one’s reputation and the freedom to express oneself completely coexist in the complex worlds of law and communication in a delicate balance. When analysing the link between allegations, complaints filed in good faith, legitimate authority, and the prospective defamation charge, this equilibrium is put into action. Essentials of Defamation Section 499 …

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Can someone remarry the same spouse after divorce in Hindu Law

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Can someone remarry the same spouse after divorce in Hindu Law

All communities, whether proletariat, underdeveloped, or developed, have some kind of mating and some degree of societal regulation over sexual relationships, according to social anthropologists. Every culture regulates the sexual behaviour of its citizens. Everyone is allowed to get married once in their lifetime, however Hinduism forbids second marriages if a person wants to get …

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Empowering Juvenile Undertrials under Section 436A CrPC

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Empowering Juvenile Undertrials under Section 436A CrPC

The Indian criminal justice system has always grappled with the delicate balance between punishing offenders and safeguarding the rights of those accused, especially in the case of juveniles. One critical aspect that pertains to this balance is the question of whether juveniles can avail the benefits of Section 436A of the Code of Criminal Procedure …

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Identity Of Women’s Marital Status: Invalid Ground From Entering Temple

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Identity Of Women’s Marital Status: Invalid Ground From Entering Temple

For a very long time, society has believed that a woman’s identity is closely linked to her marriage status. The label “widow” carries a lot of shame and is commonly applied to people to exclude them from various aspects of society, particularly places of worship like temples. By denying them their rightful place in society, …

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What is property litigation and disputes

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What is property litigation and disputes

Property, which is frequently regarded as an investment that pays off and an assurance of stability, may also turn into a conflict-prone environment. Numerous issues, such as ambiguous property titles, ownership difficulties, boundary disputes, contract breaches, and regulations violations, can result in property disputes. Property litigation becomes unavoidable when these disagreements get out of hand …

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