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Penalty Is Supposed To Be @ 1% Of The Cost Of Incomplete Work Per Week Of Delay Subject To Maximum Of 10 % Of The Total Cost Of Contract: High Court Of Delhi
Penalty Is Supposed To Be @ 1% Of The Cost Of Incomplete Work Per Week Of Delay Subject To Maximum Of 10 % Of The Total Cost Of Contract: High Court Of Delhi
November 7, 2023by Primelegal Team0

Title: National Projects Constructions Corporation Ltd. (Npcc) V M/S Aac India Pvt. Ltd Citation: Fao (Comm) 140/2021 Coram: Hon’ble Mr. Just

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One Can’t Use Article 226 For Fulfilling Hidden Intent In The Name Of Public Interest: High Court Of Delhi
One Can’t Use Article 226 For Fulfilling Hidden Intent In The Name Of Public Interest: High Court Of Delhi
November 7, 2023by Primelegal Team0

Title: Ms. Sabiha Parveen V  Government Of Nct Of Delhi & Ors. Citation: W.P.(C) 11646/2023 & Cm Appl. 45465/2023 Coram:  Hon’ble T

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Kerela High Court on the case the respondent alleged to have defected by voluntarily giving up membership of the party under whose banner he was elected.
Kerela High Court on the case the respondent alleged to have defected by voluntarily giving up membership of the party under whose banner he was elected.
November 7, 2023by Primelegal Team0

Kerala High Court on the case the respondent alleged to have defected by voluntarily giving up membership of the party under whose banner he was e

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Delhi High Court on the Petitioner’s conduct by giving a wrong statement in the writ petition.
Delhi High Court on the Petitioner’s conduct by giving a wrong statement in the writ petition.
November 7, 2023by Primelegal Team0

Delhi High Court on the Petitioner’s conduct by giving a wrong statement in the writ petition. Title : MS. SABIHA PARVEEN v. GOVERNMENT OF NCT OF

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Kerela High Court how assessments have to be made in respect of building tax .
Kerela High Court how assessments have to be made in respect of building tax .
November 7, 2023by Primelegal Team0

Kerala High  Court on how assessments have to be made in respect of building tax . Title : E.K.ANIL  v. TAHASILDAR & Others. Decided on : 19t

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High Court of Madras on challenge made in the writ petition, the imported goods declared as fresh apples, on the ground of minimum import price.
High Court of Madras on challenge made in the writ petition, the imported goods declared as fresh apples, on the ground of minimum import price.
November 7, 2023by Primelegal Team0

High Court of Madras on challenge made in the writ petition, the imported goods declared as fresh apples, on the ground of minimum import price. Ti

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The Delhi High Court held that it is not allowed for a litigant to adopt opposing positions in the same litigation.
The Delhi High Court held that it is not allowed for a litigant to adopt opposing positions in the same litigation.
November 7, 2023by Primelegal Team0

Title: ANR International Private Limited v. Mahavir Singhal & Ors. Decided on: 03 November, 2023 + FAO (COMM) 164/2023 & CM APPL. 40580/202

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The Gujarat High Court to decide on matter relating to whether the fantasy gaming fall within actionable claim amounting to betting and gambling or based on skills
The Gujarat High Court to decide on matter relating to whether the fantasy gaming fall within actionable claim amounting to betting and gambling or based on skills
November 7, 2023by Primelegal Team0

Title: NXGN Sports Interactive Private Limited v. Union of India Date: 03 November, 2023 + R/ Special Civil Application No. 19183 of 2023 CORAM: H

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Three factors to be considered to identify a well known mark of a comapny: Delhi High Court lays down test and grants recognition to New Balance Inc.
November 7, 2023by Primelegal Team0

CASE NAME: NEW BALANCE ATHLETICS INC. V NEW BALANCE IMMMIGRATION PRIVATE LIMITED CASE NUMBER: CS(COMM) 444/2022 & I.A. 11940/2023 DATE: 2.11.20

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Discretionary powers of lending institutions not to be interfered with arbitrarily: Kerala High Court dismisses petition seeking restructuring of loan
November 7, 2023by Primelegal Team0

CASE NAME: BINOY PAULOSE V. UNION OF INDIA CASE NO: WP(C) NO. 11939 OF 2023 DATE: 3.11.2023 CORAM: K. BABU, J Introduction: The Kerala High Court i

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