March 2019
Permalink GalleryAmendment of Plaint-New Facts- Several new facts sought to be introduced with regard to the details of such property—Held; Such amendments, to fill up gaps in his case, cannot be allowed especially when the reason given by the petitioner for seeking the amendment is a clerical mistake which is not found from the record- Application dismissed.
Permalink GalleryBail-Habitual Offender- NDPS-Petitioner is involved in 3 more cases under NDPS Act- -Keeping in view that petitioner was not present at the place of occurrence and was not arrested; he is on bail in two cases except the present one; and it would be a symbolic release as the petitioner is undergoing sentence in other case and would be released only after suspension of his sentence in that case—Bail granted in present case
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Bail–Habitual Offender–NDPS–Petitioner has been acquitted in one case and is on bail in another case under NDPS Act—In present case, submission that no independent witness was joined and form No.29 was not filed up at the spot—Without commenting on merits and keeping in view that petitioner is in custody from last about 21 months, bail granted
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Attempt to Murder–Bail~Habitual Offender–Improvement in other criminal cases—Petitioner is already on bail in five other cases—Petitioner is in custody for 1 year and 4 months—Injured and complainant have been examined but there are total 11 prosecution witnesses-Trial may take long to conclude—Without commenting on merits bail granted
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Murder–Bail–Habitual offender-Attempt to Murder-Petitioner was involved in total 12 cases-He has been acquitted in 8 cases—Held; petitioner is in custody from last 3 and half years; no recovery was effected from him; there is no eye witness and all material witnesses have been examined-Without commenting on merits bail granted
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Appeal—Court while deciding the appeal against the judgment and decree is not debarred from examining the correctness of the interim orders passed by the trial court or first appellate court against which the revision petition has been dismissed in limine Additional Evidence—Opportunity to lead additional evidence by way of secondary evidence ought to be given by trial court for proving the document which has already been exhibited
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Bail–Habitual Offender-Commercial Quantity–NDPS–Keeping in view that petitioner is in custody for more than one year; in three cases including two cases under the NDPS Act, the petitioner is on bail and also the fact that all witnesses are the official witnesses and there is no possibility that the petitioner may influence the witnesses or tamper with the evidence—Bail granted—
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Bail–Handing over the seal after use~NDPS~In a other case pending under the NDPS Act against the petitioner, the police official who was member of the raiding party in that case was given the seal used in present case, which is likely to prejudice the interest of the petitioner—Bail granted
Permalink GalleryDishonour of Cheque—Blank Cheque—Subsequent filing in of an unfilled signed cheque is not an alteration. Dishonour of Cheque—Presumption of debt—The existence of a fiduciary relationship between the payee of a cheque and its drawer, would not disentitle the payee to the benefit of the presumption under Section 139.
Permalink GalleryPrimary Evidence—If the two original copies of the contract are prepared and signed by the parties, each copy would be primary evidence. Will—Suspicious Circumstances—Court is required to see whether the foundation of the suspicious circumstances has been laid in the pleading followed by evidence and the suit alleges suspicious circumstances are substantive and not based upon conjectures and surmises
Permalink GalleryInjunction—Suit for Possession—Court Fee— Civil suit for mandatory injunction claiming possession of the suit property from the defendants in the absence of payment of court fees, much less branding them to be licenses would be maintainable in case they have been filed within reasonable time, otherwise relief for possession on payment of court fees is required to be sought
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Temporary Injunction- Application under O.39 R.I and R.2 not to be dismissed on ground of lack of jurisdiction in absence of any application by defendants for rejection/return of plaint under O.7 R.11 or R.7 R.10 CPC on this ground—Question of jurisdiction requires leading of evidence at an appropriate stage—Order dismissing the application set aside.
Permalink GalleryCheating—Quashing—Locus Standi to file complaint-Fraudulently selling of property by the petitioners-Complainant is complete stranger to entire exercise adopted by petitioners-Complainant is not even effected with any of the transactions by the petitioners-Therefore, complainant has no locus standi to lodge impugned FIR Aggrieved party of alleged illegal act has no objection to such an act—FIR quashed