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The short answerThe Court held that in the absence of any cogent, credible and unimpeachable evidence, no pros...
The short answerThe Court held the enquiry rested on material which was neither duly proved nor made available...
The short answerThe Court held that a prima facie case is not made out against the petitioners and there is ab...
The short answerThe Court disposed of the petition with directions rather than deciding the seizure. The adjud...
The short answerThe Court held that no explanation had been placed on record for why the appeal could not be f...
The short answerThe Court enhanced the total compensation from Rs 26,36,908 to Rs 35,45,480 — an increase of a...
The short answerThe Court declined to exercise its writ jurisdiction and dismissed the petition. Whether the s...
The short answerThe Court held that Section 6 places the burden of proving non-liability on the dealer, but do...
The short answerThe Court upheld the conviction and the sentence of five years' rigorous imprisonment with a f...