Death penalty commuted on the grounds of possibility of reformation : Supreme Court
The issue whether death sentence of man belonging to scheduled tribe who was convicted of rape and murder of a minor girl child can be commuted was
Views of the Financial Creditors in Class should be elicited by the Authorized Representative prior to CoC meetings in letter and spirit of Section 25A of IBC: National Company Law Appellate Tribunal, Principal Bench, New Delhi
Whether the actions of the Respondent contravened the requirements of Section 25 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, was a question consid
Refund of Taxes paid to be granted to Companies that are incorporated under a foreign country: Delhi High Court
A company that has been incorporated under a foreign country shall receive the refund of taxes paid to India as it would be illegal to hold the mon
Courts are concerned with the decision-making process, not just the decision: Supreme Court
While dismissing an appeal, the Supreme Court bench refrained from going into comparing individual merits. The Bench stated that in the matter of j
A Writ Of Mandamus – In The High Court Of Judicature At Madras
Mandamus is issued by the Court to compel a public authority to carry out legal obligations that it has failed or refused to carry out. The Court c
Murder Of the Wife – In The High Court Of Judicature At Bombay Nagpur Bench, Nagpur
The appellant filed a criminal appeal against the State police to review and change the Sessions Court decision of life imprisonment on account of
In order to get benefits of Section 53A of the Transfer of Property Act, the document relied upon must be a registered document: High Court of Delhi
Any unregistered document cannot be looked into by the court and be relied upon on or taken into evidence in view of Section 17(1A) read with Secti
Magnitude of the offence cannot be the only criterion for denial of bail: High Court of Delhi
The object of bail is to secure the presence of the accused at the time of trial. A person who has never been convicted should only be kept in cust
“If the public servants can be legally protected for the bonafide errors in their action, there is no reason to extend for not extending such a protection to the medical professionals”: Karnataka High Court
The issue whether medical professionals can be protected if they commit bonafide errors in their actions similar to public servants was decided upo
Intercepted audios and messages cannot be considered evidence: Delhi High Court
The issue whether intercepted audios and messages can be considered as admissible evidence before the court was dealt by a bench of Delhi High Cour
