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Madras HC Directs To Ban Homework For Class I And II Students In All Schools In The Country, Also To Reduce The Weight Of Schools Bags MAY 30, 2018 The directions are to be effected from the academic year 2018-19 onwards. Any attempt to violate the order of this Court would be viewed very seriously as it affects the young children and our nation, states the Order. Madras High Court on Tuesday directed the Centre and States to prohibit homework for Class 1 and Class II students in all schools (including CBSE) in the Country. The Court also directed the Government to direct the State Governments forthwith, not to prescribe any other subjects except language and Mathematics for Class I & II students and language, EVS and mathematics for Class III to V students as prescribed by NCERT. The Court also directed the Centre to directs the State Governments and Governments of Union Territories forthwith to formulate “Children School Bag Policy” reducing the wei...

*DAILY LEGAL UPDATES - WHATSAPP MESSAGE - SAVE No. +918146432340 AND SEND WHATSAPP MESSAGE `JOIN ME'.* *(31.05.2018)* * Agreement to sel l - Executed on 23rd whereas stamp paper purchased on 27th - Agreement to sell is fabricated. (2017(3) Civil Court Cases 631 (Hyderabad)* * Amendment of plaint - Second application on the same cause of action is not maintainable. (2018(2) Civil Court Cases 358 (Allahabad)* * Dishonour of cheque - Business transaction - Plea that cheque was issued as a security or amount covered by cheque was not due from accused as on date when cheque was issued - Account details pertaining to outstanding dues must be produced by complainant to prove that amount covered by cheque was due as on date when cheque was issued. (2018(2) Civil Court Cases 530 (Kerala)* * Dishonour of cheque - Dismissal in default for want of prosecution - Accused cannot be tried again for the same offence - However, accused can be tried, on the same facts, for any other offence....

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PUNJAB MINISTER NAVJOT SINGH SIDHU WILL NOT GO TO JAIL | CAN CONTINUE AS A MINISTER IN THE PUNJAB GOVERNMENT | READ JUDGEMENT BY SC Read Judgement by clicking here Punjab minister Navjot Singh Sidhu will not go to jail but has been fined Rs 1,000 in a 30-year-old road rage case. The Supreme Court today said the cricketer-turned-politician is guilty of "voluntarily hurting" a 65-year-old man who died in hospital after being beaten up by Mr Sidhu during a roadside brawl in Patiala in 1988. The punishment for the charges against Mr Sidhu is one year in jail or fine or both. The court ruled that given the background of the case -- it was 30 years old, there was no enmity between the two and Mr Sidhu didn't use any weapon -- "a fine of Rs 1,000 would meet the ends of justice in this case". Mr Sidhu, 55, can continue as a minister in the Punjab government after today's court ruling. Soon after, Mr Sidhu thanked "the Almighty who has always helped him tid...

Breaking:SC Directs All High Courts, District Courts To Constitute Sexual Harassment Complaints Committees In Two Months In the wake of the recent incident of a lady advocate being assaulted by members of the Bar at the Tis Hazari Courts in Delhi on May 4, the Supreme Court bench of Chief Justice Dipak Misra, Justice D. Y. Chandrachud and Justice A. M. Khanwilkar on Friday directed the Acting Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court to constitute committees to tackle complaints of sexual harassment in all district courts. The bench also required the Chief Justices of all High Courts to constitute within 2 months similar committees, in pursuance of the landmark judgment of the apex court in Vishaka v. State of Rajasthan and the subsequent Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act of 2013, in all district courts as well as the High Court of the state. In respect of the FIR and the cross FIR connected to the said incident, the bench ordered t...

Culpable Homicide / Murder under IPC Culpable Homicide / Murder Meaning : the word Homicide derived from Latin words Homo and Cido. Homo means human and Cido means killing by a human. So Homicide means the killing of a human being by a human being. Culpable means criminal manner or punishable by law. So in short Culpable homicide  means death through human agency punishable by law. or So culpable homicide means killing a human being by a human being in a criminal manner Thus, Culpable Homicide means killing of a human being by another human being in a blameworthy or criminal manner. Chapter XVI Sections 299 to 304 of IPC DEALS WITH CULPABLE HOMICIDE AND MURDER Section 299 and Section 300 Indian Penal Code, 1860, deals with the definition of culpable homicide and murder respectively. Culpable homicide by causing death of person other than person whose death was intended is provided in sec-301 and 302 of the IPC provided punishment of murder, punishment of murder of a lif...