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Mini Sunny v. Thuravoor Grama Panchayat

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2026 KLT OnLine 1347

Penal Code 1860, S.498A -- Matrimonial cruelty is a continuing offence, as the suffering of the victim does not end with a single isolated incident but continues so long as oppressive conduct persists -- Harassment and cruelty within the marriage cannot be viewed in isolation, but must be assessed in the context of continuous conduct.

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2026 KLT OnLine 1345

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2026 KLT OnLine 1340

Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996, S.34 (2A) -- A perusal of Section 34(2A) would indicate that the court can only set aside the Award.

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2026 KLT OnLine 1344 (SC)

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2026 KLT OnLine 1343

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2026 KLT OnLine 1335 (SC)

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Land Assignment Rules 1964 (Kerala), R.7(1) -- Till 1.8.1971, there was nothing in the 1964 Rules, which would indicate that only those who are in occupation of Government land, by way of encroachment not objectionable, alone are entitled to assignment under sub-rule (1) of Rule 7.

Service Rules (Kerala), Part III R. 90 -- Family Pension -- Widow -- The marital status of the surviving wife of the deceased employee is the sole criteria for the grant of family pension -- The dependency condition applies only to parents, unmarried widow daughters and disabled children.

Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996, S.34 (2A) -- A perusal of Section 34(2A) would indicate that the court can only set aside the Award.

Criminal P.C. 1973, S.439 -- The order granting bail can be interfered with by the superior Court considering the nature and gravity of the offences; if the order granting bail ignores the relevant material available on record or that the same is based on extraneous considerations.

Drugs and Cosmetics Rules 1945, R.74(d) & Schedule U -- The licensee shall keep records of the details of manufacture as per particulars given in Schedule U of each batch of the drugs manufactured by him and such record shall be retained for a period of 05 years.