continuing in present. The words "has been" refer to the state of affairs as existed in past and it is a present perfect ... assumption that ''has been' is a present perfect continuous tense. This assumption in our opinion is not correct. ''Has been
clear by use of ''has been'. The present perfect continuous tense is used for a position which began at some time ... interpreted to mean seven years and has to be in present perfect continuous tense and not has been seven years during any period. This interpretation
Prasad Shrikant Purohit vs State Of Maharashtra & Anr on 15 April, 2015
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might at first sight think that the taking of precautions should continue till the time when the information is received, but a too literal interpretation ... present continuous tense is taking is unhappy. But I have no doubt that it is intended to be comprehensive enough to cover the present perfect
charge is not by itself enough to determine the question of continuance of departmental and criminal proceedings simultaneously unless the charge involves complicated questions ... continuing in present. The words "has been" refer to the state of affairs as existed in past and it is a present perfect
continuing in present. The words "has been" refer to the state of affairs as existed in past and it is a present perfect
Order as interpreted
by the 1922 Order makes it perfectly clear "that the Indian
Penal Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure were
introduced ... adaptation to local conditions." It is not
disputed that this continued to be the position so far as
Rewa State was concerned until
Union Of India And Another vs W.N. Chadha on 17 December, 1992
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Sheo Nandan Paswan vs State Of Bihar & Ors on 20 December, 1986
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first notification
and the trials were continued even after the expiry of the
Act in respect of substantial parts of them under the same
procedure ... specified offences violated Art. 14 Of the
Constitution and that the continuance of the trials under
the summons procedure even after the expiry
