Courts have no Jurisdiction to interfere with Speaker’s order: Jaipur High Court
The court has no jurisdiction in interfering with the order of the speaker in allowing the merger of 6 MLAs of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) with t
Criminal Complaints should accompany an affidavit stating Complainant’s knowledge of its contents: Kerala High Court
If there is a complaint made to a magistrate then it is advisory that it should contain the affidavit along with it so as to strengthen the varsity
Types of punishments under the Indian penal code, 1860 (sections 53 to 75)
Introduction The stage of punishment is the final process of the criminal jurisprudence system. The well-known fundamental tenet of the criminal la
Merely getting relief from the court as presently sought may not constitute sufficient relief for the plaintiff : Delhi High Court
Court truly holds the highest power when it comes to justice and it has the right to provide relief to parties as it deems appropriate. This was he
Court gives directions regarding the reconstituted ICC: Delhi High Court
The above has been observed in the recent matter of Dr. Millie Murmu v. Union of India & Ors. [W.P.(C) 6657/2021 & CM APPLs. 20979/2021, 29
Non-Maintainability of the suit shall result into an otiose effect upon the judgment: Delhi High Court
The above has been observed in the recent case of Alok Kumar Lodha v. Asian Hotels (North) Ltd. [IA Nos.5173/2021 & 5174/2021], listed in the D
The orders passed by the Inquiry Officer and affirmed by the Disciplinary Authority and Appellate Authority were on proof of acceptance of bribe by the petitioner: Calcutta High Court
It seemed that the petitioner could not make out his supplication out of his petition. Thus, not finding any merit in the instant writ petition and
The students who were not able to complete their degree for whatever reason,may be allowed two years’ periods beyond the normal period to clear the backlog to be qualified for the degree: High Court Of Calcutta
The prayer was all about the person to appear in the unclear Part-I examination, this was held in the judgement passed by a single bench judge comp
Pension is a ‘Property’ under Article 300 of the Constitution: Bombay High Court
We direct the Registry of this Court to forward the copies of this Judgment to the Centralized Processing Pension Centres of all the Nationalized B
Capital Gain in case of compulsory land acquisition accrues at the time of taking possession: Supreme Court of India
Capital Gains shall be deemed to have accrued upon arrival of the relevant stage of taking possession and not before that, the legal issue held by
