The power of superintendence over all courts by the high court: High Court Of New Delhi
The present petition under Article 227 of the Constitution of India impugns the order dated 1st September 2021, and the same issue was held in the
Under Section 37 NDPS Act, bail cannot be granted to an accused under NDPS Act involving commercial quantity: High Court of Tripura
The quantity was no doubt commercial quantity and the incriminating materials available against the petitioner had made out a good prima facie case
Not allowed to face the ordeal of deal as no grave suspicion raised against the respondents: The High of Calcutta
The family matter linked to Section 498A, 307 and 34 of the Indian Penal Code, allowed petitioner number 4 &5 to not face the ordeal of trial a
During a conflict between judicial pronouncement and office memorandum, the judicial pronouncement would prevail: High Court of Gauhati
The judicial pronouncement clearly provided that there would be no upper age limit in case of a compassionate appointment unlike what was provided
Once the work has been executed to the satisfaction, it is not open to the Government functionaries to withhold the payment: High Court of J&K and Ladakh
When the only plea taken by government functionaries is that it is awaiting release of the payment by the Government so that the same could be rele
It is the duty of the Court to protect life and liberty of a major girl who, out of her own volition, wants to reside separately from her father: High Court of J&K and Ladakh
No law or religion gives a license to a father to harass or intimidate his major daughter just because she does not accede to wishes of her father
A litigant ought not to suffer due to the mistake by the counsel: Delhi High Court
Though, this Court is usually not inclined to allow evidence at the stage of final arguments, considering the fact that the documents in the case a
The effect of non-recovery of the weapon cannot be a reason for not framing charges under Section 397 IPC: Delhi High Court
The fact that the weapon has not been recovered is no ground for not framing charges under Section 397 IPC. The effect of non-recovery of the weapo
In-Laws alleged of torture and keeping the informant hungry granted bail on the grounds of having no other criminal antecedents: High Court Of Patna
The petitioners were alleged of torture in the name of dowry demand and had kept the informant hungry for the non-fulfillment of demand of Rs.. 8 L
The man denied bail and appeal challenging the same after considering the 18 criminal antecedents by the court: High Court Of Patna
The appellant has filed an appeal in the court for challenging and amending the previous order in which the bail was denied by the court. The appel
