have any similarity, which can deceive the eye of the layman.
48. In J.R. Kapoor v. Micronix India (1994)3 S.C.C. (Supp ... this;
The visual impression is totally different No person, be he a layman of average intelligence and imperfect recollection or a medical practitioner is likely
facts? Let us see how the question would be answered by a layman, who is unacquainted with the case law on the subject. (He would ... inferred from the facts proved. Taking up the first question, even a layman would have no hesitation in finding that the facts proved
highest level. This Executive Committee consists of one Secretary under the
Layman category, one Secretary from Clergymen, one Treasurer, one Vice-Chairman,
two members from ... have different voting
rights. 38 of them constitute the electorate for Layman representatives to the
Apex Body, 26 constitute the electorate for pastorate workers representatives
become
a complicated branch of law, and an ordinary
layman cannot be expected to know this law. It may
be mentioned that there ... case, and
only a trained lawyer can do so… Moreover, a
layman would be ignorant of procedure/rules, also.
Hence, it is obvious that
better revenue for the temple and since he is a layman, he has committed the mistake of filing the writ petition against the Division Bench ... trying to escape from the proposed contempt proceedings by claiming himself a layman. The petitioner may be a layman, but Mr. Jayaraman being
Vidya Charan Shukla vs Tamil Nadu Olympic Association And ... on 3 January, 1991
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legislature would have said so in plain unambiguous language which no layman could possibly misunderstand. It is a well-settled rule of interpretation that where
Court, gave a definition of due process which will probably serve the layman as well as any other. It is the process
Mr.R.Jayakumar Jayaraj vs The Deputy Inspector General Of Police on 31 May, 2017
Civil Procedure Code. It is, therefore, wholly unreasonable to expect a layman to present his case properly before the Labour Court without assistance
