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Courts cannot conclude against the appellant merely on assumptions and conjectures, if prosecution has failed to discharge its burden of prove against the appellant beyond reasonable doubt.

Lahari Gurrala

April 23, 2020

Lahari Gurrala | Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad | 21st December 2019 VIRENDER VS STATE OF HARYANA CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 1339 OF 2010 Facts of the case: On the intervening night…

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One Day National Seminar on the theme “Groundwater Management Law ” on the 15th of February 2020.

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April 23, 2020

About the Seminar Symbiosis Law School (SLS) Hyderabad is organising a National Seminar on Ground Water Management Law on 15th February 2020. India is one of the world’s biggest groundwater…

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Courts cannot conclude against the appellant merely on assumptions and conjectures, if prosecution has failed to discharge its burden of prove against the appellant beyond reasonable doubt.

One Day National Seminar on the theme “Groundwater Management Law ” on the 15th of February 2020.

Elevation of the Advocate to bench and appointment of Junior Counsel as Amicus Curaie is no ground to remand the case & sentencing needs special consideration of all the underlying circumstances

Guidelines in the matter of appointment of Amicus Curiae to defend the accused in serious Criminal matter.

Conviction solely on the circumstantial evidence cannot be made unless chain of circumstances is established.

‘Common object’ is the question of fact and mere discrepancy in the medical & ocular evidence shall be ruled out, unless the former vanishes all the possibilities of the latter

Paramount consideration in case of custody of Child is Child’s welfare and well-being, disregarding Statutory provisions and strict rules of Evidence.

Inflicted with adverse order you have a right of minimum opportunity of hearing

SLACKNESS IN IMPLEMENTATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS CANNOT BE PERMITTED: PATNA HC

In a criminal case, remand is not to be ordered as a matter of due course.

In a criminal case, remand is not to be ordered as a matter of due course

Power under Section 319 of CrPC is discretionary and an extraordinary power but must be exercised only where strong and cogent evidence occurs against a person from the evidence led before the court.

Future prospect & Age multiplier in respect of the deceased is an essential criterion in computing compensation in Motor Accident Claim Cases

Whether delay to approach the SC or any other Courts are acceptable or not?

VRS not in effect after 3 month notice ?

Intellectual Property valuation and transaction in India

International Conference on Business and Human Rights by Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad: 22nd and 23rd February 2020

Re-employment of a civil servant can be done by State Government by the powers conferred upon it under Article 162 of the Constitution.

Rules framed under the proviso to Article 309 of the Constitution cannot be extended to the employees of the Pay Jal Nigam, unless they adopt it.

If a woman commits suicide within a period of seven years of marriage the court is not bound to presume that suicide has been abetted by her husband.

Amenities like petrol pump, toilet, emergency facilities, etc. on Kundali-Manesar-Palwal and Kundali-Ghaziabad-Palwal expressway be made available [Delhi HC – PIL]

When a criminal proceeding is manifestly attended with mala fide and is maliciously instituted, the High Court will not hesitate in exercise of its jurisdiction under Section 482 Cr.P.C.

Issues in the case of recovery of Rent & Eviction suit cannot be framed at the stage of Appeal.

To test if the person was in intoxicated state will be determined by his ability to understand the consequences of his act.

The Court during Judicial Review do not have the same power as that of an Appellate Authority.