right to be heard by counsel. Even the intelligent and educated layman has small and sometimes no skill in the science of law. If charged ... foundation of that knowledge of law. No layman, educated or uneducated, can be expected to defend himself at a criminal trial, particularly, one involving complicated
only on the face of it but even on the premise of
layman's understanding condition of releasing the passport of
the accused subject ... only on the face of it but even on the premise of
layman's understanding condition of releasing the passport of
accused subject
building, who are supposed to be skilled. The
respondent is a layman. He, therefore, cannot be liable for the
negligence of the persons who actually ... referred:
22."Petitioner being an owner of the property and a layman cannot be
fastened with the liability of having caused death
Sidhartha Vashisht @ Manu Sharma vs State (Nct Of Delhi) on 19 April, 2010
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that of Brij
Raj Singh horizontal is wholly fallacious.
4. A layman does not understand the
distinction between a cartridge
containing pellets and the bullet ... There is hardly
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any difference between bullet and pellet
for a layman. From 12 bore gun
cartridge is fired and 12 bore cartridge
always
Appeal, as we have stressed, covers a multitude
of jurisprudential ideas. The layman's expectation of
an appeal is very often quite different from
right to be heard by
counsel. Even the intelligent and educated layman
has small and sometimes no skill in the science
of law. If charged
gold of 99.60 purity or 24
carat, was sufficient even for a layman, not to speak of a
Customs official, to entertain the belief that ... there was no
scope for taking any other view. Even if a layman, let alone
a judge, were to ask himself the question
Vidya Charan Shukla vs Tamil Nadu Olympic Association And ... on 3 January, 1991
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practically possible to understand 35 pages of the
report by any layman in a time period of less than
30 minutes. However, in a time
