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- Judge Anand Venkadesh excellent write up MiLord, consider these life lessons from God: How sacred texts can guide judicial integrity and compassion
- This Court does not find any infirmity in the present form of the suit except for non-joinder of necessary parties. If ExA.16-Will is proved as per law, the defendant has no right to interfere with the plaintiff’s peaceful possession and enjoyment of the suit property. This Court believes that the process of adjudication involves not only adjudication of laws, but also adjudication of justice. Hence, in view of the above narrative and in the interest of justice, this Court is of the view that the plaintiff shall be given liberty to file a fresh suit after impleading the daughters of Rajaram, making appropriate plea with necessary documents and adding the other properties left by Rajaram as well, if so desired and/or advised. 20.Resultantly, the Second Appeal is dismissed with liberty to file fresh suit as indicated above. No costs. 22.08.2024 ksa-2/tk Index : Yes Speaking Order : Yes Neutral Citation Case : Yes To 1.The Sub Court, Tambaram 2. The District Munsif Court, Tambaram 3.The Section Officer VR Section High Court of Madras R.SAKTHIVEL,J. Ksa-2/tk S.A.No.431 of 2019 22.08.2024
- https://youtu.be/b19XX6iBF-0?si=jChQT2RDXWHC90G0 The top court upheld its 2017 verdict which permitted light motor vehicle license holders to drive transport vehicles weighing up to 7500 kilograms. The Supreme Court’s five-judge Constitution bench on Wednesday ruled that a person holding a driving licence for a light motor vehicle (LMV) is entitled to drive a transport vehicle under a gross weight of 7,500 kg.
- bench comprising Chief Justice KR Shriram and Justice Mohammed Shaffiq gave the direction, and also pulled up the secretary for failing to obey the earlier direction issued on October 21, seeking a similar affidavit. If the secretary once again fails to file the affidavit, it would be viewed as wilful and deliberate disobedience, the judges said.
- Smsj bench add pp muniappa raj argued. The Madras High Court has constituted a committee with members from the Bar Council of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, and other advocates’ association to inspect the facilities in prison available to the detainees and their legal advisers.
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- Judge Anand Venkadesh excellent write up MiLord, consider these life lessons from God: How sacred texts can guide judicial integrity and compassion
- This Court does not find any infirmity in the present form of the suit except for non-joinder of necessary parties. If ExA.16-Will is proved as per law, the defendant has no right to interfere with the plaintiff’s peaceful possession and enjoyment of the suit property. This Court believes that the process of adjudication involves not only adjudication of laws, but also adjudication of justice. Hence, in view of the above narrative and in the interest of justice, this Court is of the view that the plaintiff shall be given liberty to file a fresh suit after impleading the daughters of Rajaram, making appropriate plea with necessary documents and adding the other properties left by Rajaram as well, if so desired and/or advised. 20.Resultantly, the Second Appeal is dismissed with liberty to file fresh suit as indicated above. No costs. 22.08.2024 ksa-2/tk Index : Yes Speaking Order : Yes Neutral Citation Case : Yes To 1.The Sub Court, Tambaram 2. The District Munsif Court, Tambaram 3.The Section Officer VR Section High Court of Madras R.SAKTHIVEL,J. Ksa-2/tk S.A.No.431 of 2019 22.08.2024
- https://youtu.be/b19XX6iBF-0?si=jChQT2RDXWHC90G0 The top court upheld its 2017 verdict which permitted light motor vehicle license holders to drive transport vehicles weighing up to 7500 kilograms. The Supreme Court’s five-judge Constitution bench on Wednesday ruled that a person holding a driving licence for a light motor vehicle (LMV) is entitled to drive a transport vehicle under a gross weight of 7,500 kg.
- bench comprising Chief Justice KR Shriram and Justice Mohammed Shaffiq gave the direction, and also pulled up the secretary for failing to obey the earlier direction issued on October 21, seeking a similar affidavit. If the secretary once again fails to file the affidavit, it would be viewed as wilful and deliberate disobedience, the judges said.
- Smsj bench add pp muniappa raj argued. The Madras High Court has constituted a committee with members from the Bar Council of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, and other advocates’ association to inspect the facilities in prison available to the detainees and their legal advisers.