The Chhattisgarh High Court has observed that merely because an advocate's opinion has caused financial loss to a person or institution cannot be a ground for prosecuting him. Earlier, the petitioner challenged the trial court's order framing charges against him by filing a revision petition, which was dismissed the petition without. The Court further observed that it cannot be said …
The Kerala High Court on Monday laid down that in order to satisfy the definition of 'fraudulently' it would be sufficient to if there was a non-economic advantage to the deceiver or a non-economic loss to the deceived, and that both elements need not co-exist. The Single Judge Bench of Justice K. Babu clarified that the expression 'defraud' involves two …
Donald Trump will make another new court appearance on Thursday – this time charged with plotting to overturn his 2020 election defeat in a case his lawyers say is a deliberate bid to disrupt his 2024 presidential election campaign. What they don’t want to do is relitigate the 2020 election.” If he wins the nomination, Mr Trump would face off …
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Observing that dismissal is proportionate punishment for his attempt to defraud the bank, the Bombay High Court upheld a peon's dismissal from Central Bank of India for claiming and receiving over 6 lakhs as reimbursement for medical bills from a non-operational medical shop. Further, the documents submitted to the labour court were merely records of domestic enquiry which had already …