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Directions for Govt. to develop public healthcare facilities. – Odisha High Court.

The Odisha High court gave an order on 21 may 2022. In the case of Chittaranjan Mohanty v. State of Odisha & Ors.(W.P.(C) No. 6109 of 2018) T

It is not mandatory to extend claims that is for victim compensation to administration. – Odisha High Court.

The Odisha High Court passed an Order on 18th May 2022. In the case of Sukuludei Santa v. Govt. OfOdisha & Ors.(W.P.(C) No. 12252 of 2022). T

No Ambiguity Permitted In Framing Of Questions, One Clear Answer Should Be The Norm: Gujarat HC Grants Interim Relief To Examinees

The Gujarat High Court in the case of NIRBHAYSINH VIJAYSINH RAULJI v/s STATE OF GUJARAT (C/SCA/3330/2022) led by the single bench of, Justice Biren

Court Quashes Non-Speaking And Vague GST Cancellation Order: Gujrat High Court

The Gujarat High Court bench of Justice J.B. Pardiwala as he then was and Justice Nisha M. Thakore has quashed the GST cancellation order as it was

Pendency Of Revision Petition No Ground For Not Cross-Examining Before Trial Court: Rajasthan High Court

In the case of Bheru Lal v. State Of Rajasthan (S.B. Criminal Revision Petition No. 320/2021), Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati observed that pendenc

Karnataka High Court Quashes POCSO Case After Victim Marries Accused on Attaining Majority

The Karnataka High Court has quashed a complaint under POCSO registered against an accused after he married the prosecutrix during the pendency of

Leaving Matrimonial House On Account Of Husband’s Cruelty Not Desertion: Rajasthan High Court

In the case of Richa Dharu v. Hemant Panwar (S.B. Criminal Revision Petition No. 1258/2019), Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati observed that a lady su

Karnataka HC Upholds Constitutionality of S.394 CrPC For Abatement Of Appeals On Death Of Accused

The Karnataka High Court has set aside a petition challenging the constitutional validity of Section 394(1) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973

BMC To Explain Legal Basis For Imposing Fine For Violation Of Mask Mandate: Bombay High Court

The Bombay High Court asked the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to explain the logic behind imposing fines for violation of mask mandate d

Person cannot be convicted for violation of ethics; offence has to be proved under Act: Bombay High Court

The Bombay High Court recently ruled that a person charged with corruption under the Prevention of Corruption Act cannot be convicted on the basis

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