Judgment Analysis

 K. Narendra Vs.  Riviera Apartments (P) Ltd. 1999(5) SCC 77

Name of the case: K. Narendra Vs.  Riviera Apartments (P) Ltd. 1999(5) SCC 77 Court: The Supreme Court of India Hon’ble Judges/Bench: S.V. Manohar and R.C. Lahoti, JJ. FACTS The plot of land in New Delhi, originally granted by the President of India to M/s Shiv Ram, Mahashaya Krishna, and K. Narendra (referred to as […]

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Ramkhiladi And Another V. United India Assurance Company And Another, (2020) 2 Scc 550

FACTS On October 2, 2006, Chotelal alias Shivram who was driving a motorcycle with Registration Number RJ 02 SA 7811 [“first motorcycle“], died due to a vehicular accident involving the driver of another motorcycle bearing Registration Number RJ 29 2M 9223 [“second motorcycle”]. As per the Appellants of the present appeal, the legal heirs of

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Bablir Kaur And Another V. New India Assurance Company Limited And Others. (2009) 13 Scc 370

FACTS The present case is a significant one in Indian legal history. The case involves a tragic incident that occurred in 1996, where a car accident led to the death of Balbir Kaur’s son and severe injuries to her husband. The primary issue in the case was whether the insurance policy taken out by the

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Critical Appraisal Of Judicial Creativity With Reference To Part III Of Constitution

Introduction Judicial creativity holds significant importance in shaping the interpretation of constitutional provisions. The judiciary is recognized as a vital institution responsible for interpreting and applying the Constitution’s provisions. Throughout history, the judiciary has demonstrated a creative approach to interpreting the Constitution, addressing the evolving societal needs. However, the concept of judicial creativity remains contentious,

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