Case’s Nature & Not The Number, Is Crucial For Initiating Externment Proceedings: Madhya Pradesh HC
In Gangaram S/o Shri Kanha Ji vs. Indore Division & others (Writ Petition No.9213 of 2021), the Madhya Pradesh High Court recently ruled that t
In case, no affidavits have been called for, it is clear that the allegations made in the writ petition are not deemed to have been denied by the respondents: Calcutta High Court.
The Judgment in the case of Taurus Commercial Services Pvt vs Union Of India And Ors (WPO/2258/2022) was served by The Hon’ble JUSTICE MD. NI
Since there is a violation of provisions under Section 148A(b) of the Income Tax Act. Hence minimum seven days time has to be given for filing response to the same which has not been done in this case: Calcutta High Court.
The Judgment in the case of Santosh Kumar Goenka vs The Income Tax Officer (WPO/2227/2022) was served by The Hon’ble JUSTICE MD. NIZAMUDDIN F
Income Disclosed Under Voluntary Disclosure Scheme Cannot Be Included With Regular Income: Madhya Pradesh HC
In Subhash Chandra v. Commissioner of Income Tax, Indore and Others (WRIT PETITION No. 2271 of 2001), the Madhya Pradesh High Court, Indore Bench,
Candidature Can’t Be Cancelled For ‘Minor Errors’: Madhya Pradesh HC
In the case of Poonam Pal D/o Laxman Singh Pal vs. Madhya Pradesh Gramin Bank (Writ Petition No.9338/2021), the Madhya Pradesh High Court, Indore B
There is illegal and unauthorised construction hence, the writ petition is disposed of by directing the Kolkata Municipal Corporation to take steps strictly in accordance with law to deal with such unauthorised construction: Calcutta High Court.
The Judgment in the case of Md. Ehtesham Uddin vs Kolkata Municipal Corporation & Ors. (W.P.O. No. 2176 of 2022) was served by The Hon’bl
A man suspected of engaging in improper conduct with his daughter was granted bail: Himachal Pradesh High Court.
A man suspected of engaging in improper conduct with his daughter was granted bail, upheld by the High Court of Himachal Pradesh through the learne
Employees must obey the orders of their superiors: Himachal Pradesh High Court
Employees must obey the orders of their superiors, is upheld by the High Court of Himachal Pradesh through the learned Judge JUSTICE VIVEK SINGH TH
The court permits the petitioner to amend the land claim and rules that cases should not be considered on technical grounds: Himachal Pradesh High Court
The court permits the petitioner to amend the land claim and rules that cases should not be considered on technical grounds, is upheld by the High
THE HINDU ADOPTIONS AND MAINTENANCE ACT, 1956 DOES NOT ENVISAGE AN AGREEMENT TO ADOPT A CHILD, WHO IS NOT YET BORN: PUNJAB AND HARAYANA HIGH COURT
This particular decision is upheld by the High Court of Punjab and Haryana through the division bench of Justice M.S. Ramachandra R in the c
