Law Reference

ANTICIPATORY BAIL

Application for-- presence of applicant/accused at time of hearing of application--- court cannot insist on presence on applicant in absence of an interim protection granted in favour of the applicant.

Shivraj Gandge Vs. State of Maharashtra 2010 ALL MR (Cri) 3072

ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION ACT

Scope of Section 8:---Where a suit is commenced in respect of a matter which falls partly within the arbitration agreement and partly outside and which involves parties some of whom are parties to the arbitration agreement while other are not so, section 8 of the Act would not be attracted. The Court concluded that the words “matter” in section 8 of the Act indcate that the entire subject matter of the suit should be subject to the arbitration agreement and there is no provision in the Act for bifurcating the suit in two parts, one to be referred to arbitration for adjudication and other to be decided by Civil Court

Sukanya Holdings Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Jayesh Pandya AIR 2003 SC 2252: 2003 (5) scc 531

BAIL

Accused involved in one of the greatest Corporate Scam in commercial world--- High Court granting bail to six accused--- Order set aside

C.B.I. Hyderabad Vs. B. Ramaraju. 2010 ALL Mr (Cri) 3944 (S.C.)

Application for bail---Non filing of chargesheet before period of 90 days --- period of 90 days to be computed from the first day the accused is produced alongwith remand report before the concerned Magistrate.
Shivaji Ashruba Jaibhaye Vs. State of Maharashtra 2010 ALL MR (Cri) 3794

REGISTRATION ACT

Suit flat jointly owned by appellant-wife and respondent No.2 husband - Sale of suit flat by respondent no.2 husband--- Power of attorney allegedly executed by appellant-wife in favour of respondent No.2 is unregistered --- Vide sections 32 and 35 of the Registration Act in case of sale registered power of attorney is a must.

Shabana Mohsin Ghazi Alias Shaikh Vs. Hanif Azmi Eliyas Azami and another 2005 (1) ALL MR 156