Eligibility conditions while hiring must be strictly adhered to: Delhi High court
Strict adherence to conditions mentioned in the advertisement for a job hiring must be followed while being considered for a post. If such an adher
It is imperative to observe principles of natural justice as stipulated: Bombay High Court
According to the provisions under Section 144B of the Income Tax Act, when hearing has been envisioned and incorporated, it is imperative to observ
Petitioners were released on bail upon furnishing bail bonds after being arrested for dowry death under Section 304-B/34 of the Indian Penal Code.: High court of Patna
The petitioner was arrested under Section 304-BIPC, “Dowry death, where the death of a woman is caused by any burns or bodily injury or occurs ot
Since the petitioner’s case is already under consideration, no further direction needs to be issued: High Court of Uttarakhand.
The case of the petitioner was already under consideration for promotion., hence the court found it fit to not issue any direction. A divisional Be
To grant, or not to grant an ex-parte order is totally within the discretion of the Court: High Court of Uttarakhand.
Even if, prima facie, the three factors are made out, even then the Court would be justified in not granting an ex-parte order, and in directing th
Caste certificate cannot be rejected on the basis of territorial jurisdiction: High Court of Bombay at Aurangabad
In the present case, the Petitioners filed a writ petition stating that they are members of the Thakur Scheduled Tribe and were issued with the tri
Unless the matter of transfer is capital assets, there cannot be any demand under Chapter IV of the Income Tax Act: High Court of Karnataka
Chapter IV of the Income Tax Act deals with all forms of income that does not form a part of the total income. For this reason unless the matter of
Bail was denied for circumspect of a serious criminal matter by the High Court of Meghalaya
For getting bail in a successive bail application the counsel of the petitioner should make some changes in the facts and circumstances of the case
As per Order XLI Rule 22 CPC, cross objection is not necessary to challenge adverse findings: The Supreme Court of India
This Court in view of its plenary jurisdiction under Article 136 of the Constitution read with its power to do 38 complete justice under Article 14
Transfer of teaching and as well as non-teaching staff un-aided School to aided school to be permitted : Bombay High Court
The intended meaning of Rules and Regulations in place can often be misunderstood to have only a specific, narrow application, however after carefu
