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EGS employees not liable to file an Industrial dispute for termination of employment, but is entitled to compensation : Bombay HC
December 5, 2023by Primelegal Team

TITLE : Ashok Bhikanrao Deshmukh v The State of Maharashtra CITATION : W.P 2149 of 2011 CORAM : Hon’ble justice Ravindra V. Ghuge and Hon’ble J

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Post the termination of sub lease agreement, the lessee is not meant to collect rent and add it as an income to the owner : Bombay HC
December 5, 2023by Primelegal Team

TITLE : T.V. Patel Pvt. Ltd.v The Dy. Commissioner of Income Tax CITATION : Income Tax Appeal No.699 of 2002 CORAM : Hon’ble Justice G.S Kulkarni

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The Madras High Court held that Orders issued under Section 194 of the Code of Criminal Procedure are primarily administrative and are not subject to challenge unless they are evidently illegal and issued without due consideration.
The Madras High Court held that Orders issued under Section 194 of the Code of Criminal Procedure are primarily administrative and are not subject to challenge unless they are evidently illegal and issued without due consideration.
December 5, 2023by Primelegal Team

The Madras High Court held that Orders issued under Section 194 of the Code of Criminal Procedure are primarily administrative and are not subject

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The Madras High Court while hearing a review application seeking removal of construction of mosque nearby a place of temple held that a review should not be camouflaged as an appeal.
The Madras High Court while hearing a review application seeking removal of construction of mosque nearby a place of temple held that a review should not be camouflaged as an appeal.
December 5, 2023by Primelegal Team

The Madras High Court while hearing a review application seeking removal of construction of mosque nearby a place of temple held that a review shou

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In prima-facie there is nothing which affixes culpability or constitutes comission of offences including mensrea in the part of the petitioner the court can exercise it’s power-High Court of Jharkhand 
December 5, 2023by Primelegal Team

  In Prima-facie There Is Nothing Which Affixes Culpability Or Constitutes Comission Of Offences Including Mensrea In The Part Of The Petition

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Patna High Court states that the respondent has the better right of being appointed as the librarian.
December 5, 2023by Primelegal Team

Patna High Court States That The Respondent Has The Better Right Of Being Appointed As The Librarian.  TITLE -Sunit Singh vs The state of Bihar &a

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Data theft laws in India and its implication
Data theft laws in India and its implication
December 4, 2023by Primelegal Team

Introduction In the contemporary era dominated by information, where data holds immense power and serves as a form of currency, the unauthorized ac

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In events affidavit and bond filed for retrieval of money from court’s registry non- complied, would make the appellants as well as their legal heirs accountable for “Criminal Contempt of Court”- Delhi HC
In events affidavit and bond filed for retrieval of money from court’s registry non- complied, would make the appellants as well as their legal heirs accountable for “Criminal Contempt of Court”- Delhi HC
December 4, 2023by Primelegal Team

Title- Bigdot Advertising and Communications Pvt. Ltd v. Union of India Decided on: 3rd of October, 2023 + RFA(OS) 128/2013 Introduction The presen

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In Cases of Missing Annual Confidential Reports for a period, Preceding Periods to be taken into Consideration for Promotion of Medical Officers– Delhi HC
In Cases of Missing Annual Confidential Reports for a period, Preceding Periods to be taken into Consideration for Promotion of Medical Officers– Delhi HC
December 4, 2023by Primelegal Team

Title- Virendra Jain v. UOI & Ors Decided on: October 11, 2023 + W.P.(C) 9827/2003, CM APPL. 13940/2005 Introduction- The petition was filed to

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The Madras High Court observed that Sri Lankan repatriates should be treated as Indian citizens and consequential benefits should be provided to them. And that it is crucial that Indian authorities recognize and honor the treaties established with Sri Lanka.
The Madras High Court observed that Sri Lankan repatriates should be treated as Indian citizens and consequential benefits should be provided to them. And that it is crucial that Indian authorities recognize and honor the treaties established with Sri Lanka.
December 4, 2023by Primelegal Team

The Madras High Court observed that Sri Lankan repatriates should be treated as Indian citizens and consequential benefits should be provided to th

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