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In Ordinary Parlance Coconut Cannot Be Termed A Vegetable & As Per The Present Suit Appellant Product Processes From Coconut is Used as A Toiletry and Not as Edible oil -High court of Patna 
December 6, 2023by Primelegal Team

  In Ordinary Parlance Coconut Cannot Be Termed A Vegetable & As Per The Present Suit Appellant Product Processes From Coconut is Used as

Bombay High Court: Disposed A Application Challenging The Order Of J.M.F.C As No Issue Regarding Jurisdiction Was Made By Applicant
December 6, 2023by Primelegal Team

Title : Nitin Vikas Karake v Mrs.Chetana Nitin Karake Citation: Criminal Revision Application No.355 Of 2023 Decided On: 28th November, 2023. Coram

Complaint Seeking An Action Under Sub-Section (3) Of Section 156 Of Cr.P.C., The Learned Magistrate Cannot Act Mechanically: High Court of Bombay
December 6, 2023by Primelegal Team

Title : Satish Panchariya v The State of Maharashtra Citation : WP-1009-2012 Decided On: 4th November, 2023. Coram: Justice A. S. Gadkari And Justi

The Madras High Court’s ruling mandates IRDAI to accord the same status to AYUSH treatments as allopathic treatments in the matter of medical insurance reimbursement.
The Madras High Court’s ruling mandates IRDAI to accord the same status to AYUSH treatments as allopathic treatments in the matter of medical insurance reimbursement.
December 6, 2023by Primelegal Team

The Madras High Court’s ruling mandates IRDAI to accord the same status to AYUSH treatments as allopathic treatments in the matter of medical

The Madras High Court affirmed the nation’s identity in the coexistence of diverse ideologies stating that holding meetings aimed at eradicating any ideology is not a right conferred upon individuals.
The Madras High Court affirmed the nation’s identity in the coexistence of diverse ideologies stating that holding meetings aimed at eradicating any ideology is not a right conferred upon individuals.
December 6, 2023by Primelegal Team

The Madras High Court affirmed the nation’s identity in the coexistence of diverse ideologies stating that holding meetings aimed at eradicat

The Delhi High Court by mutual consent of both the parties, allowed the Petitioner/Plaintiff to submit an affidavit of witnesses as part of Examination in chief, post order given by Trial court denying the same.
The Delhi High Court by mutual consent of both the parties, allowed the Petitioner/Plaintiff to submit an affidavit of witnesses as part of Examination in chief, post order given by Trial court denying the same.
December 6, 2023by Primelegal Team

Title- Vijay Kumar v. C.S Valsala Kumaran Nair Decided on: 06.10.2023 + CM(M) 1392/2018 Introduction The present petition is filed under Article 22

Delhi High Court directed Indo-Tibetan Border Police to review the Cadre-Exercise and Conduct personal hearing of their Senior Most Assistant Commandant and Petitioners within 4 weeks.
Delhi High Court directed Indo-Tibetan Border Police to review the Cadre-Exercise and Conduct personal hearing of their Senior Most Assistant Commandant and Petitioners within 4 weeks.
December 6, 2023by Primelegal Team

Title: Kailash Chand Saini & Ors. vs Union of India & Anr. Decided on: 03.10.2023 + W.P.(C) 11488/2018 Introduction The court in the presen

Every colleges established prior 2003 will have to get a recognition/permission from the central Government for validily practice medicine -High Court Of Patna
December 5, 2023by Primelegal Team

  Every Colleges Established Prior 2003 Will Have To Get A Recognition/permission From The Central Government For Validily Practice Medicine-H

When a proceeding of Winding up has reached an advanced stage and immovable properties have already been handed over to Official Liquidator, the winding up petition can’t be transferred to NCLT- Delhi HC
When a proceeding of Winding up has reached an advanced stage and immovable properties have already been handed over to Official Liquidator, the winding up petition can’t be transferred to NCLT- Delhi HC
December 5, 2023by Primelegal Team

Title- Deutsche Trustee Company Ltd v. Tulip Telecom Ltd. Decided on: 3rd October, 2023 + CO.PET. 329/2013 and CO.APPL. 973/2018, 322/2019, 1104/20

Haven’t cleared LDCE, Cannot Claim Promotion as a matter of Right- DELHI HC
Haven’t cleared LDCE, Cannot Claim Promotion as a matter of Right- DELHI HC
December 5, 2023by Primelegal Team

Title- M.T.N.L v Mahindra Singh Decided on: 04th October, 2023 + W.P.(C) 12942/2006 Introduction The present petition was filed for setting aside/q