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Court Seeks Governments Response on Plea Seeking Gender Neutral Toilets across State: Madras High Court
Court Seeks Governments Response on Plea Seeking Gender Neutral Toilets across State: Madras High Court
February 3, 2023by Primelegal Team0

Court Seeks Governments Response on Plea Seeking Gender Neutral Toilets across State: Madras High Court The Madras HC has directed the State to res

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A valid tender would remain valid even if corruption charges are found against officers of Tender Scrutiny Committee: Karnataka High Court
A valid tender would remain valid even if corruption charges are found against officers of Tender Scrutiny Committee: Karnataka High Court
February 3, 2023by Primelegal Team0

The Karnataka High Court under Justice M Nagaprasanna in M/s Allengers Medical Systems Ltd And State of Karnataka (Writ petition No. 17634 of 2022)

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During recruitment process, Administrative Tribunal can decide disputes regarding classification of Candidate’s category: Karnataka High Court
During recruitment process, Administrative Tribunal can decide disputes regarding classification of Candidate’s category: Karnataka High Court
February 3, 2023by Primelegal Team0

The Karnataka High Court under Justice Anant Ramanath Hegde in Ameena Afroj And State of Karnataka & others (Writ petition No. 200032 of 2023)

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If the convict dies, it does not discharge his liability to pay fine imposed by court, it can be recovered from his estate: Karnataka High Court
If the convict dies, it does not discharge his liability to pay fine imposed by court, it can be recovered from his estate: Karnataka High Court
February 2, 2023by Primelegal Team0

The Karnataka High Court under Justice Shivashankar Amarannavar in Thotlegowda v. State of Karnataka (Criminal petition No. 165 of 2012) has said t

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Lawful orders passed by the judicial authorities are required to be scrupulously enforced by the Police: Karnataka High Court
Lawful orders passed by the judicial authorities are required to be scrupulously enforced by the Police: Karnataka High Court
February 2, 2023by Primelegal Team0

The Karnataka High Court under Justice M Nagaprasanna in M Prakash And Vinayaka & ANR (Writ Petition No. 20269 of 2022) has said that lawful or

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Curb in legislature’s power due to Judicial Pronouncements
February 1, 2023by Primelegal Team0

ABSTRACT The Indian Constitution is given primacy according to our constitutional law. This claim is justified by the idea that none of the three c

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Telangana High Court upholds compensation to Kin irrespective of the negligence by electricity department
Telangana High Court upholds compensation to Kin irrespective of the negligence by electricity department
February 1, 2023by Primelegal Team0

Telangana High Court Telangana High Court while hearing an appeal suit, confirmed the judgment of Trial Court. While relying on the SC Judgment in

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Telangana High Court asked the State Govt. to provide adequate funds to the Goshalas through the State Animal Welfare Board
Telangana High Court asked the State Govt. to provide adequate funds to the Goshalas through the State Animal Welfare Board
February 1, 2023by Primelegal Team0

Telangana High Court In this case a PIL was filed seeking direction to the state government to make provision for green grass, feed and fodder besi

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The Telangana High Court order to pay the GST on the license fee in place of Service Tax
The Telangana High Court order to pay the GST on the license fee in place of Service Tax
February 1, 2023by Primelegal Team0

Telangana High Court Telangana High Court said that subsumption of service tax will not absolute liability to pay GST if service tax was agreed to

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However, these aspects will only be proved through the trial and at this stage it may be difficult to conclusively state so. But these factors became a relevant fact in balancing the scales for the purpose of considering bail: Delhi High Court
However, these aspects will only be proved through the trial and at this stage it may be difficult to conclusively state so. But these factors became a relevant fact in balancing the scales for the purpose of considering bail: Delhi High Court
February 1, 2023by Primelegal Team0

BAIL APPLN. 2064/2022 PAWAN ARORA vs STATE (GOVT. OF NCT OF DELHI) The petitioner sought for regular bail in FIR No.78/2020 under sections 22/25/29

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