Charges can be altered at any point throughout the trial: Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court on 8th June 2022 ruled that under Section 216 of the Criminal Procedure Code (Cr. P.C.), the trial court has the power to
Criminal proceedings for rape can be closed if the parties agree to a settlement: Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court on 23rd May 2022 ruled that closure of proceedings because the parties have agreed to a settlement is allowed even for the
Bail Cannot Be Refused As An Indirect Method Of Punishment Before Conviction: Orissa High Court
In the case of Smruti Ranjan Mohanty v. State of Odisha & another connected matter. (BLAPL No. 776 of 2021 & another connected case), the O
‘Letter Of Acceptance’ In A Tender Can’t Be Cancelled Unilaterally Without Assigning Reasons: Orissa High Court
In the case of SRB Transport Sambalpur v. Union of India & Ors. and other connected matters (W.P.(C) No. 2430 of 2022 & other connected cas
Arbitral Award Cannot Be Set Aside On The Ground That It Is Based On Insufficient Material : Orissa High Court
In the case of GMR Kamalanga Energy Ltd. versus SEPCO Electric Power Construction Corporation (ARBP (ICA) No.1 of 2021), the Orissa High Court has
Claim of secured creditor under SARFAESI Act not affected by attachment under Karnataka protection of deposits Act : Karnataka High Court.
This particular decision is held by the High Court Of Karnataka through the single bench of Justice S G Pandit in the case of BANK OF INDIA v THE S
Welfare State, the Government as a litigant is ordinarily governed by the same norms that govern the commoners : karnataka high court
This particular decision is held by the High Court Of Karnataka through the division bench of Justice Krishna S Dixit and Justice P Krishna Bhat
The matter to Arbitral institution is sufficient; party not required to name Arbitrator: Karnataka High Court.
This particular decision is held by the High Court Of Karnataka through the single bench of Justice Suraj Govindaraj in the case of M/s Geosmin Stu
Trial can it be held whether a property is ancestral property or self acquired properties and therefore amendment of the plaint at the pre-trial stage to include such properties, is permissible: karnataka high court
This particular decision is held by the High Court Of Karnataka through the single bench of Justice Sachin Shankar Magadum in the case of K Durga P
Once the right to refer the dispute to Arbitration is waived by a party, it cannot be reclaimed: Karnataka High Court.
This particular decision is held by the High Court Of Karnataka through the single bench of Justice Sachin Shankar Magadum in the case of Y Harish
