Affidavit filed by the advocate’s clerk will not be accepted: High Court of Orissa
Affidavit refers to a written document from a person regarding the facts of the case which he swears it true. The affidavit along with witness stat
Minor discrepancies in witness’s statement will not make it entirely inadmissible: High Court of Orissa
Statements of witnesses are used to connect different aspect of a case together and to establish the truth in a trial. Minor discrepancies in matte
The strict proof of marriage is not a requirement in the case under Section 125 of the Cr. P.C: Chattisgarh High Court
The parties had lived as a wife and spouse, enough to draw their marriage suppositions. It is found that the claimant and the respondent have lived
A second complaint would not be maintainable if the first had been dismissed after a thorough examination of the case’s merits: Gauhati High Court
Law does not prohibit filing or entertaining second complaint even on the same facts, provided the earlier complaint has not been decided on the ba
A writ petition against a State or a State’s instrumentality arising from a contractual obligation is maintainable. :Calcutta High Court
“The following legal principles emerge as to the maintainability of a writ petition: (a) In an appropriate case, a writ petition as against a S
Attributing fraud, collusion, suppression or wilful mis-statement to the Scientists and Academicians, will have a demoralizing effect, would not be in public interest: Telangana High court
On 14-06-2021, the two judge bench comprising of Hon’ble Sri Justice M.S Ramachandra Rao and Hon’ble Sri Justice T. Vinod Kumar adjudged “tho
Committees are bound to hear tax payers in case of any discrepancies if a statute directs them to do so: Chhattisgarh High Court
In a petition filed with respect to levy of tax which was claimed under Form SVLDRS-1 i.e., the claim under the Scheme of Sabka Vishwas (Legacy Dis
It is necessary in the interest of justice that the arbitrator appointed is independent from the influence of any of the parties: The High Court of Delhi
The learned arbitrator should ensure the compliance of Section 12 of Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 before commencing the arbitration and s
While computing the insurance claim to be paid, it is necessary to account for the income of the deceased as equal to the minimum wages of the state in which the deceased was working instead of the state of residency: The High Court of Delhi
The Delhi High Court is of the view that in the absence of any documentary proof of income with respect to the occupation and income of the decease
Writ Petition to be set aside, in case adequate opportunity is not granted: Patna High Court
Order which has been passed without giving any opportunity or show cause to explain, which is totally impermissible in law. A single-judge bench co
