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Magistrate’s Power to Order Probe Under Section 156(3) CrPC Cannot Be Invalidated for Mere Technical Errors: SC [Read Judgment]
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Magistrate’s Power to Order Probe Under Section 156(3) CrPC Cannot Be Invalidated for Mere Technical Errors: SC [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court rules that a Magistrate’s order under Section 156(3) CrPC cannot be nullified for minor technical or linguistic errors if offences are made out.

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Patiala House Court Orders Attachment of Bikaner House Over Rs 50 Lakh Dispute Judiciary
Patiala House Court Orders Attachment of Bikaner House Over Rs 50 Lakh Dispute

Patiala House Court orders Bikaner House attachment in a Rs 50L dispute, while Himachal Bhawan faces auction over a Rs 150Cr hydropower recovery case.

Owner of Premises not liable for third party damages owing to tenants conduct: Kerala High Court Judiciary
Owner of Premises not liable for third party damages owing to tenants conduct: Kerala High Court

The owner of a property cant be held liable for third party damages owing to tenants conduct, the Kerala HC said.

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SC Rejects Judicially Imposed Timelines For President And Governors On Bill Assent

Supreme Court rules that courts cannot impose timelines or grant deemed assent for Bills, affirming flexibility under Articles 200 and 201 and reinforcing separation of powers.

20 November, 2025 12:43 PM

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