* A summary court-martial may be held by the Commanding Officer of any corps *"Act policy" does not cover a third party risk of an occupant in a car * Claim for 'better title' on the basis of sale deed should not have been decided in writ petition * Earnest money can be legally forfeited * Even non-Members can move disqualification petitions before Speaker, rules Supreme Court * Every omission cannot amount to contradiction in law
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