Circumstantial evidence - Coming armed with deadly weapons to someone's house is a strong circumstance to indicate that they had come with deadly intentions - No one else was present at the spot when the incident occurred - Links in chain are complete which connect the accused with the incident - Conviction upheld. 2008(1) Criminal Court Cases 767 (S.C.)Common intention - Not clear which of the accused caused which particular injury - When persons go together armed with deadly weapons and fatal injuries are caused to the deceased, all of them are equally liable in view of S.34 IPC. 2008(1) Criminal Court Cases 767 (S.C.)
Clean hands - A party not coming to Court with clean hands is not entitled to any discretionary relief. 2008(1) Civil Court Cases 781 (P&H)
Dishonour of cheque - Accused need not to examine himself to rebut the presumption - He may discharge the burden on the basis of materials already brought on record. 2008(1) Civil Court Cases 719 (S.C.)
Injunction - Courts have jurisdiction to pass an order of injunction not only U.O.39.R.2 CPC but also under Section 151 thereof. 2007(3) Apex Court Judgments 515 (S.C.)
Insufficiently stamped document - Original lost - Copy of same cannot be validated by impounding and the same cannot be admitted as secondary evidence under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899. 2007(3) Apex Court Judgments 509 (S.C.)