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discretionary relief. It cannot be forgotten that grant of every injunction entails declaration of rights and no injunction can be granted without adjudicating conflicting rights

discretionary relief. It cannot be forgotten that grant of every injunction entails declaration of rights and no injunction can be granted without adjudicating conflicting rights

endeavours to offer. It cannot be forgotten that any finding by me of one being in the right and which would necessarily be construed

Baljeet Singh & Anr. vs State on 26 September, 2014 Author: Kailash Gambhir Bench: Kailash

injured duly corroborated by other witnesses and medical evidence, learned Additional Judge rightly convicted the appellant for offence u/s 307 IPC. The findings ... unfortunately the forgotten people in the criminal justice delivery system. The criminal justice delivery system tends to think more of the rights of the offender

forgotten that because of the interim order of this Court, the public work of widening of the road is held up. The rights

locality were looking for him. The Assistant Commandant had also forgotten that it was our country's Independence Day, a most cherished and treasured ... facts before initiating any precipitate action resulting in taking away the liberty, rights or livelihood of the petitioner. The respondents' action is unjustified

been adopted by the appellant. Submission being that this defence has emanated right from the inception i.e. from the cross-examination of the witnesses ... this defence has thereafter not emerged. It has been forgotten and obviously for the reason that it was not a genuine defence

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State vs Surender @ Sonu Punjabi & Ors. on 17 September, 2014 Author: Mukta Gupta Bench