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Tribunal is justified in not granting any indulgence at the interim stage: High Court Of Jammu & Kashmir And Ladakh

The order of the Tribunal wanted that the petitioner should be allowed to sit for the interview process with further relief that one post amongst t

Rigorous Punishment obtained for contravention in relation to psychotropic substances: High Court Of Uttarakhand

These are the three connected bail applications, which are arising out of the common incident and commission of the offence, which has chanced, on

Court grants bail to the accused once the material inconsistency is proven: Cuttack High Court

Registered for the alleged Commission of offence under Section 313, 376(2)(n), 376(3) of IPC and Section 6 of the POSCO Act has applied to S

The SHO shall assess the threat perception of the petitioners under Article 226: High Court of Punjab and Haryana

The petitioner has filed for a petition seeking writ in the nature of Mandamus with regard to the protection of life and liberty of the petitioners

Minor’s marriage considered valid if not declared void till the age of 18: High Court of Punjab and Haryana

According to Section 13-B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, “Divorce by mutual consent”. An order was passed by the family court dismissing a pe

No amendment to be allowed if it substitutes cause of action of nature of claim: High Court Of Calcutta

The subject matter of challenge is against the order dated 11th April 2019. Allowing amendment of a written statement of the defendant, and this wa

Employer’s financial difficulty not a valid ground to deny payment of wages: Bombay High Court

Payment of due wages is a fundamental right of a worker under article 21 of the Constitution of India and an employer cannot take the defence of fi

Modified guidelines for disclosure of assets in Matrimonial cases issued: Delhi High Court

Guidelines issued to determine the true financial capacity/status of the parties in matrimonial cases, the modified guidelines are at par with the

The scope of judicial review in the matters of Contract is no more res integra: High Court Of Jammu & Kashmir And Ladakh

Contracts having commercial elements, some more discretion had to be conceded to the authorities in order to enter into contracts with persons keep

Private institution eligible to be grand aid from the State government: Cuttack High Court

The Government of Orissa in school and Mass Educational Department have issued a clarification that all pending applications under the scheme of an

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