preference to
adversarial litigation. Parties are not entitled, as of
right, to be represented by a legal practitioner before
the Family Courts. The lawyers ... connected cases
-:3:-
often forgotten in the process. The objects and reasons
in establishing Family Courts, to deal with matrimonial
disputes, with informal setting
Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 . This Court surveyed
the entire law right from the judgment of this Court in the cases
of Gudikanti Narasimhulu ... court concerned has no wherewithal to provide or protect the
fundamental right of an accused to have a speedy trial as enshrined
under Article
preference to
adversarial litigation. Parties are not entitled, as of
right, to be represented by a legal practitioner before
the Family Courts. The lawyers ... connected cases
-:3:-
often forgotten in the process. The objects and reasons
in establishing Family Courts, to deal with matrimonial
disputes, with informal setting
imprisonment specified for the predicate offence.
Thus, the petitioner has an indefeasible right to be
enlarged on bail.
11. It is well settled in Hussainara ... period of time, the trial courts and the High Courts
have forgotten a very well-settled principle of law that
bail
observed as follows:-
"21. The Right to Life and Personal Liberty is the most
sacrosanct fundamental right guaranteed under Articles ... Constitution of India. Any attempt to
encroach upon this fundamental right has been frowned
upon by this Court in a catena of decisions. In this
sole ground to
enlarge the petitioner on bail, as rightly pointed out by
the learned Public Prosecutor, as the offences are
committed against the State ... period of
time, the trial courts and the High Courts have
forgotten a very well-settled principle of law that bail
fracture and his nephew suffered a depressed
fracture on his right parietal bone and right tibia. She
also stated that if the petitioners are enlarged ... suffered a
fracture on his parietal bone as well as right tibia, which
prima facie stands corroborated by the treatment records
of the injured. Similarly
survivor to substantiate that
she had a mild contusion over the right side of her
neck ... period of time, the trial courts and the High Courts
have forgotten a very well-settled principle of law that
bail
Raju George @ N.M George vs State Of Kerala on 24 September, 2024
Author: C
Raju George @ N.M. George vs State Of Kerala on 24 September, 2024
Author: C
