Consider compassionate appointment for son born from second wife of the deceased: Rajasthan High Court
Consider compassionate appointment for son born from second wife of the deceased: Rajasthan High Court The Rajasthan High Court passed a judgement
Characterizing it as ‘sketchy’ and ‘non-speaking’, Court sets aside the order of the Joint Commissioner: Rajasthan High Court
Characterizing it as ‘sketchy’ and ‘non-speaking’, Court sets aside the order of the Joint Commissioner: Rajasthan High Court The Rajasthan
Madras High Court directs the state to constitute task force for effective implementation of post matric scholarship scheme for SC/ST students
Madra High Court In this case , the court asked the state authority to consider for constituting a task force with representatives from both union
Madras High Court directs TN, HR AND CE department to prohibit use of mobile phones inside Temples, Sancity to be preserved.
Madras High court The petition the petition was fired by the petitioner in the nature of PIL to issue writ of mandamus directing the respondent tak
Madras High Court held that welfare legislation Maternity Benefits Act cannot be denied merely on the basis of technicalities
Madras High court In this a writ petition was filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, challenging the order of the learned Single Jud
Can a paternity test be ordered in maintenance proceedings under Section 125 CrPC? Allahabad HC to decide.
CRIMINAL REVISION No. – 36 of 2023 PANCHU KANAUJIYA V. SMT. SUMAN AND ANOTHER BENCH: JUSTICE SURESH KUMAR GUPTA Indian Penal Code Section
In an unlawful assembly in pursuance of a common object, individual role of each accused cannot be considered while deciding bail application: Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court observed under Justice HP Sandesh in Abdul Majeed v. State of Karnataka(Criminal Petition No. 10380/2022) when deciding on
To make the employees of a company vicariously liable, the company must be brought to the court of law as accused: Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court under Justice Hemant Chandangoudar in Honnegowda & ANR And State of Karnataka(Writ Petition No. 1353 of 2018) has inva
When a statute provides for a hierarchy of appeals, a party must exhaust all statutory remedies before seeking relief through written jurisdiction: Allahabad High Court
CRIMINAL MISC. WRIT PETITION NO.-14344/2022 NAFISA AND 4 OTHERS V. STATE OF U.P. AND 3 OTHERS BENCH: JUSTICES ANJANI KUMAR MISHRA AND GAJENDRA KUMA
Deceased Father’s Dues Qualify As “Legally Enforceable Debt,” Maintainable Complaint Under Section 138 of the NI Act Against Son: Karnataka High court
The Karnataka High Court said under Justice K Natarajan in Prasad Raykar v. B T Dinesh (Criminal Appeal 725 of 2011) that a son who is the legal
