Inquest report not substantive evidence for ascertaining cause of death : Supreme Court
In a criminal case, inquest report by the police cannot be considered as a substantive evidence when a person dies under suspicious circumstances a
While granting bail the court has to keep in mind not only the nature of the accusations, but the severity of the punishment: High Court of Delhi
The determination of whether a case is fit for the grant of bail involves the balancing of numerous factors, among which the nature of the offence,
Concurrent findings of fact of first appellate court cannot be interfered with by the High Court in exercise of its jurisdiction u/s 100 of CPC: High Court of Delhi
The power of the High Court to interfere in second appeal under section 100 Code of Civil Procedure is limited solely to decide a substantial quest
An Arbitrary ruling may not fit within the confines of law: In Bombay High Court
The phrase arbitrary refers to a course of action or a choice made without respect for norms or standards and is based on personal will or discreti
Willful Breach Of Contract Can Not Be Ignored: In Bombay High Court
A willful violation of this Agreement occurs due to an act committed by the breaching Party with factual knowledge that such action would, or might
The philosophy of sentencing is undergoing change and should not be confined to deterrence: High court of Sikkim
Petitioner seek a direction to the respondent to recall of witness power to be invoked to meet the ends of justice for strong and valid reasons wit
Bail is the judicial release of an accused charged with a certain offence by imposing some restrictions on him: High court of Sikkim
Bail is the conditional release of a person accused of a crime, for an amount, pledged for the appearance of the accused when the same is due in co
Customer witnesses need not be produced for proving misconduct or irregularities of workman under Industrial Dispute Act, 1947: High Court of Delhi
The statement of the witnesses is not the sole material evidence. Customer witnesses need not be produced for proving misconduct or irregularities
A summary judgment can be passed without recording evidence if it appears that defendants have no real prospect of defending the claim: High Court of Delhi
Order XIII-A of the Commercial Courts, Commercial Division and Commercial Appellate Division of High Courts Act, 2015 empowers the Court to pass a
Rape accused not eligible for bail on grounds of being government employee : Karnataka High Court
An accused charged of an offence of as serious nature as rape was denied bail on the grounds of him being a government employee was upheld by Hi
