Petitioner’s act spared from the punitive punishment by Section 115 of IPC: Kerala High Court
Petitioner’s act spared from the punitive punishment by Section 115 of IPC by the Kerala High Court in the case of Simi C.N. v. State of Kera
It is essential that citizens understand their duty to ensure that canals are fenced, well-maintained, and kept free of debris, which otherwise would challenge the lives of many other affected by the flooding: Kerala High Court
It is essential that citizens understand their duty to ensure that canals are fenced, well-maintained, and kept free of debris, which otherwise wou
Trial Court’s decision convicting a father of sexually abusing his young daughter in a POCSO case upheld: Kerala High Court
Trial Court’s decision convicting a father of sexually abusing his young daughter in a POCSO case upheld by the Kerala High Court in the case
Property Possession/Ownership Is A Major Aspect In Proceedings Against Electricity Theft: Gujarat High Court
The Gujarat High Court on 2nd August 2022 upheld a man’s acquittal under Section 135 of the Electricity Act for alleged unauthorised connecti
Simply because a benefit accrued to a litigant as a result of an interim order, they cannot claim such benefits after the litigation is decided against them: Gujarat High Court
The Gujarat High Court on 17th August 2022 ruled that simply because a benefit accrued to the litigant as a result of the operation of interim orde
An order issued on the same day as the notice resulted in a violation of the principle of natural justice: Gujarat High Court
The Gujarat High Court on 8th June 2022 quashed the GST order on the grounds that the notice and order were issued on the same date, depriving the
Deceased’s mental and physical health essential to consider Dying Declaration true and reliable: Supreme Court
The plea to acquit appellant of all the charges was upheld by the Supreme Court through the learned bench led by HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE B.R. Gavai
Revocation of will only allowed as per procedure specified u/s 70 of Indian Succession Act: Supreme Court
The petition to invalidate will modified by subsequent agreement was upheld by the Supreme Court through the learned bench led by HONOURABLE MR. JU
The right to live with dignity, which has to be interpreted liberally in relation to the disabled.: Supreme Court
The writ petition to restore the seniority of a disabled employee was upheld by the Supreme Court through the learned bench led by HONOURABLE MS. J
The deceased has mentioned it in his Will that the appellants can get the land or the compensation of the acquisition proceedings, in the absence of any other material on record, it cannot be presumed that he also received the notice u/s.12 of the Act of 1894: HIGH COURT OF MADHYA PRADESH AT INDORE
This Appeal stands disposed of by HIGH COURT OF MADHYA PRADESH AT INDORE in the case of SMT. GODAVARI V. NARMADA VALLY DEVELOPOMENT AUTHORIOTY thro
