Divorce petition filed by a husband cannot be taken as an act of cruelty: Bombay High Court
The decision that a divorce petition filed by a husband cannot be taken as an act of cruelty was upheld by the Bombay High Court through Justice Vi
Writ of Mandamus prevent disorder from a failure of justice and is required to be granted in all cases where law has established no specific remedy and whether justice despite demanded has not been granted: Patna High Court.
This case was filled by Surendra Yadav, son of Muneshwar Yadav, resident of Village- Dhanauli, P.O. and P.S. Baheri, District
The issue of entitlement of back wages has no straitjacket formula and even after punishment imposed upon the employee is quashed by the court, the payment of back wages still remains discretionary: Patna High Court
This case was filled by Santosh Kumar S/o Jagnarayan Ram R/o Vill – Sahejni, P.S. – Piro, DistBhojpur at Ara agains
Marital rape a valid ground to claim divorce : High Court of Kerala
The Division Bench of High Court of Kerala, through learned judges, Justice Muhamed Mustaque & Justice Kauser Edappagath, while hearing MAT. AP
In motor accident cases involving two vehicles, contributory negligence can’t be established, solely relying on the scene mahazar: High Court of Kerala
The Kerala High Court, through learned judge, Justice Badharudeen in the case T.A Ansad v. Sanjay Kumar Thunjhunwala & Ors. (MACA NO. 2599 OF 2
Bail denied to accused Vijith Vijayan, an alleged Maoist leader in UAPA Case: High Court of Kerala
The High Court of Kerala, through learned judges Justice K. Vinodchandran & Justice C. Jayachandran, in the case Vijith Vijayan vs Union of Ind
When there is no demand or refusal. Any writ, order, or direction cannot be issued under Article 226 of the Constitution: Patna High Court.
This case was a writ Petition filled by Vijay Kumar Ray, Son of Ram Prasad Ray, Resident of Navadi, Sikaria Ultanganj, P.S.- Bi
Bail granted to a man giving styles with a toy gun as a hero in cinema theatre accused under section 25 of Arms Act: Andhra Pradesh High Court
This particular decision is upheld by the Andhra Pradesh High Court through the learned bench led by HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE CHEEKATI MANAVENDRANATH
Writ Petition is an exception and should not file without exhausting all remedies for appeal: Telangana High Court
This particular judgement is upheld by the Telangana High Court by HONOURABLE G RADHA RANI, in the case of C. Chandra Mohan Reddy v. UOI (Writ Peti
Account holder who jointly holds account cannot be procecuted unless he/she signs to subject cheque: Telangana High Court
This particular decision is upheld by Telangana High Court by JUSTICE SHAMEEM AKHTER in the case of Kodam Danalakshmi v. State of Telangana (CRIMIN
