Right to Privacy to not extend beyond reasonable expectations: Kerala High Court
Right to privacy is a fundamental right given to every citizen but enlarging the scope of it even beyond reasonable expectations will only cause ut
Reasons are the life blood of every administrative decision and every administrative decision has to be informed by good reason: High Court of Delhi
The reasons for administrative decisions cannot be mala fide, arbitrary, extraneous, illegal, and whimsical as it would violate the Wednesbury prin
Refund can be adjusted against outstanding tax demand by the Authority without invoking Section 245 of the Income Tax Act, 1961: High Court of Delhi
If no notice or opportunity of pre-decisional hearing has been provided to a party prior to adjustment of refund, then a refund can be adjusted aga
Representation for redress of the grievance, the authority concerned shall dispose of it expeditiously with reasoned and speaking order: Patna High Court
Filing a representation for redress of the grievance, the authority concerned shall consider and dispose of it expeditiously by a reasoned and spea
The status quo in religious demographic profile may have to be maintained. – Madras High Court
A critical or even a harsh statement pertaining to religion or religious beliefs coming from a rationalist or a reformist or an academic or an arti
Procedural technicalities should take a back seat in PIL: Patna High Court
When an issue of severe public importance is up for review before the court, every technicality in the procedural law is not accessible as a defenc
A monetary penalty imposed on Noticee for conducting non-genuine trades and for violation of PFUTP Regulations, 2003 – THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE BOARD OF INDIA
A monetary penalty imposed on Noticee for conducting non-genuine trades and for violation of PFUTP Regulations, 2003 – THE SECURITIES AND EXC
Special (POCSO) case was set aside as no reason was assigned for the cognizance order – Jharkhand high court
Special (POCSO) case was set aside as no reason was assigned for the cognizance order – Jharkhand high court A petition demanding the quashing of
Use of Pricing Strategies does not Qualify as Abuse of Dominant Position: National Company Law Appellate Tribunal, Principal Bench, New Delhi
Employment of a pricing strategy to establish a brand and network to provide much more efficient and user-friendly services does not qualify as abu
Exercising Section 23 of the Domestic Violence Act for the Interim Relief: Gauhati High Court
Relief for issuance of an order for payment of compensation or damage without Prejudice to the rights of such person to institute a suit for compen
