Nature of suit remains unaltered even if the plaint is amended: Madras High Court
A civil revision petition filed under Order VI rule 17 seeking to amend the plaint does not dismiss the petition and the nature remains unaltered.
Welfare policy for vaccination can never affect a major fundamental right: Meghalaya High Court
Mandatory Covid-19 vaccination drive by the state is for the greater benefit of the society and is not a negative coercive reinforcement. Such a dr
Delaying the grant of NOC beyond a limited time frame is considered as a violation of one’s civil rights: The High Court of Kerela
Expeditious action to be taken by the local authorities that have permission granting power. An indefinite delay to grant such a permission is agai
Directions issued for the expeditious disposal of cases by the Land Tribunal, utmost priority to be given to the cases filed by senior citizens: The High Court of Kerela
If it is felt that there is delay in obtaining reports through the Revenue Inspectors on account of their shortage, the Land Tribunal is free to ge
Unless the medical evidence totally excludes out the eye witness version, eye witness testimony is preferred to medical evidence: Gauhati High Court
The medical evidence value is usually only substantial. It shows that the injuries were allegedly caused and nothing more. The use of medical evide
To prove the defence, the appellant does not need to present any direct or positive proof: Gauhati High Court
It is not necessary for the accused person to prove his case beyond a reasonable doubt or in default to incur a verdict of guilty. The onus of proo
Preventive Detention cannot be a substitute for ordinary law to absolve investigating authorities of their normal functions. : Telangana High Court
The law here stipulates that law and order are different from public order because the law is found in all forms of the disorder. But public order
When the sentence is life imprisonment, suspension of sentence could be of different approach. : Manipur High Court
“When a convicted person is sentenced to a fixed period of sentence and when he files an appeal under any statutory right, suspension of sentence
Guidelines laid down in Deepak Kumar v State of Haryana must be followed for desiltation of rivers: National Green Tribunal
The Supreme Court of India, in Deepak Kumar v State of Haryana laid down guidelines for conducting mining work to ensure there is no adverse effect
Occupancy tenants of land acquired by state have right to claim compensation under land acquisition laws: High Court of Jammu and Kashmir
Occupancy tenant has the right of occupancy in respect to the land held by him so he can live and cultivate on the land to earn a livelihood. Despi
