Bail can be granted, subject to limited custody: Kerala High Court
Allowing a bail application, the Kerala High Court stated that the petitioner can be granted bail on the condition of limited custody to the prosec
It is judicial duty to take immediate and proximate facts into evidence to reach a reasonable conclusion – The SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE BOARD OF INDIA
It is judicial duty to take immediate and proximate facts into evidence to reach a reasonable conclusion – The SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE BOARD OF I
Schizophrenia A Ground For Divorce: In The High Court Of Judicature At Bombay Nagpur Bench, Nagpur.
The Appellant filed for divorce against his wife because she was diagnosed with an incurable schizophrenic disease. The learned judge G. A. SANAP,
Writ petition against SEBI dismissed for being premature and considered beyond the writ jurisdiction – Madras high court
Writ petition against SEBI dismissed for being premature and considered beyond the writ jurisdiction – Madras high court A petition for issua
Judgment without discussing the oral evidence or the evidence by way of affidavit is extremely cryptic: High Court of Delhi
The Trial Court ought to discuss the evidence on record in order to arrive at the conclusion as. Judgment passed by the Trial Court would extremely
Only High Courts have the power to take cognizance in respect of contempt of subordinate courts under Contempt of Courts Act, 1971: High Court of Delhi
According to Sections 10 and 15 of the Contempt of Courts Act, 1971, only High Courts have the power to take cognizance in respect of contempt of c
Without reasonable cause extension of leave shall not be granted and application for reinstatement maybe rejected: Delhi High Court
The issue was whether a retiring officer who has been taking casual leaves to take care of his mother without showing cause had exceeded his leave
An order passed in the absence of any rebuttal from noticees on the allegations made – THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE BOARD OF INDIA
An order passed in the absence of any rebuttal from noticees on the allegations made – THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE BOARD OF INDIA An ex-Parte a
Pending Criminal Charges Against The Superintendent Of Cbcid: In The High Court Of Judicature At Madras
The charges pressed against Ex- CBCID officer Chakrapani are offenses under Section 342 & 354 of IPC, declared by the learned Single Judge J.SA
Deficiency in service if builder fails to obtain occupancy certificate: Supreme Court
The issue whether a builder or construction company can be held liable for not obtaining occupancy certificate was examined by Supreme Court in
