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Gauhati HC Dismisses Petition After 11 Adjournments for Filing Evidence [Read Order]
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Gauhati HC Dismisses Petition After 11 Adjournments for Filing Evidence [Read Order]

The Gauhati High Court refused to allow plaintiffs to file evidence affidavits after 11 adjournments, holding that courts must exercise discretion strictly in cases of repeated delays and cannot permit belated evidence as a matter of right.

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Madras HC Slams Student Witnesses As “Paper Tigers” In Engineering College Murder Case [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Madras HC Slams Student Witnesses As “Paper Tigers” In Engineering College Murder Case [Read Judgment]

Madras High Court upholds life term in engineering student murder case, calls hostile student witnesses “paper tigers” for failing to testify truthfully.

“Husband’s Obligation to Maintain Wife Does Not Extinguish Upon His Death”: Allahabad HC Affirms Widowed Daughter-in-Law’s Right to Seek Maintenance from Father-in-Law [Read Judgment] Judiciary
“Husband’s Obligation to Maintain Wife Does Not Extinguish Upon His Death”: Allahabad HC Affirms Widowed Daughter-in-Law’s Right to Seek Maintenance from Father-in-Law [Read Judgment]

Allahabad HC rules widowed daughter-in-law can seek maintenance from father-in-law; husband’s obligation does not end with death.

SC Upholds Husband’s Murder Conviction; Dying Declaration Held Reliable Despite Witness Discrepancies [Read Judgment] Judiciary
SC Upholds Husband’s Murder Conviction; Dying Declaration Held Reliable Despite Witness Discrepancies [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court upholds husband’s murder conviction, ruling that minor discrepancies in witness statements cannot discredit a certified dying declaration.

Hostile Witness Testimony Cannot Be Rejected in Toto: Supreme Court Reiterates Settled Legal Position [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Hostile Witness Testimony Cannot Be Rejected in Toto: Supreme Court Reiterates Settled Legal Position [Read Judgment]

Hostile witness testimony cannot be rejected entirely, the Supreme Court held, reaffirming that credible portions supporting prosecution or defence must still be considered.


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