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National E-Governance Services Ltd. registered as an Information Utility under the IBBI (Information Utilities) Regulations, 2017

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Delay in filing FIR in case of rape of minor girl held to be normal conduct of a helpless victim in adverse circumstances

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National E-Governance Services Ltd. registered as an Information Utility under the IBBI (Information Utilities) Regulations, 2017

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A writ court should not entertain a petition in contractual matters involving disputed questions of fact

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S. 5 of Limitation Act can be invoked in requesting Commercial Appellate Court set up under Act 4 of 2016 to condone delay in presenting an appeal

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Amendments to RBI Master Direction on Financial Services provided by Banks

Delhi High Court acquits rape convict giving him benefit of doubt, explains a feeble ‘no’ may mean a ‘yes’ sometimes

Delay in filing FIR in case of rape of minor girl held to be normal conduct of a helpless victim in adverse circumstances

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