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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Reasoned Order"
High Court While Reversing Trial Court's Order Of Rejecting Bail U/S 302 Must Give Some Reasons: Supreme Court
Parties To Litigation Entitled To Be Informed Of Reasons For Denial Of Their Claim : Kerala High Court
Cryptic & Casual Bail Orders Without Relevant Reasons Liable To Be Set Aside : Supreme Court
If Bail Order Lacks Reasons, Prosecution Or Informant Can Challenge It Before Higher Forum : Supreme Court
Disciplinary Proceedings - Reasons Should Be Recorded To Adopt Special Procedure Of Dispensing With Inquiry : Supreme Court
'Reason Is The Soul Of Justice': Patna High Court Imposes Exemplary Cost On Govt Official For Passing Unreasoned Order
Merely Abusing Complainant Does Not Constitute Offence U/s 504 IPC; Intention To Provoke Him To Break Public Peace Necessary: Bombay HC
No Discussion Or Analysis: Supreme Court Sets Aside HC Order Granting Bail To Murder Accused
Consent Of Parties Cannot Obviate Duty Of Court To Indicate Its Reasons For Granting Or Refusing Bail: Supreme Court
Quality Of Reasons Matters The Most: Supreme Court Sets Aside Bail Granted To Accused In Dowry Death Case
Pass Reasoned Judgment Along With Operative Order: Supreme Court Criticizes NCDRC Practice Of Passing 'Reasons To Follow' Orders
Ensure That Reasoned Judgment Is Passed Along With Operative Order: Supreme Court Criticizes NCDRC Practice Of Passing 'Reasons To Follow' Orders
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