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UP court convicts woman for falsely accusing man of rape; imposes ₹5.9 lakh fine - Vimarsana News

UP court convicts woman for falsely accusing man of rape; imposes ₹5.9 lakh fine

Additional District Judge Gyanendra Tripathi sentenced the woman to 1,653 days of imprisonment, the same period the man had spent in jail after the false accusation.

150 Important Rulings Of Bombay High Court In 2023: Part III - Vimarsana News

150 Important Rulings Of Bombay High Court In 2023: Part III

1. Guardianship Of Major Child Suffering From Mental Retardation Can Be Granted U/S 7 Of Guardians & Wards Act: Bombay High Court Case Title: ABC v. XYZ Citation: 2023 LiveLaw (Bom) 417 ...

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The Supreme Court fortnightly: 15 important judgments from January 1 to 15, 2024 - Vimarsana News

The Supreme Court fortnightly: 15 important judgments from January 1 to 15, 2024

In this fortnightly series, we capture 15 important judgments delivered by the Supreme Court of India.

150 Important Rulings Of Bombay High Court In 2023: Part II - Vimarsana News

150 Important Rulings Of Bombay High Court In 2023: Part II

1. Message Has The Tendency To Play With Emotions Of Different Groups: Bombay High Court Refuses To Quash FIR Against Kashmiri Professor Booked For WhatsApp Status Calling Abrogation Of Article...

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150 Important Judgments Of Bombay High Court In 2023: Part I - Vimarsana News

150 Important Judgments Of Bombay High Court In 2023: Part I

1. MCOCA | Refusal Of Sanction To Prosecute Does Not Invalidate Extension Of Judicial Custody Given By Special Court: Bombay High Court Case Title: Naresh s/o Netram Nagpure and Ors. v....

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