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Review petition cannot be treated as a second opportunity to argue matters which have already been adjudicated: High Court of Delhi.

Where an issue has already been decided in a judgement and later a review petition is filed to review such Judgement, then a person cannot treat th

Impugned order of detention cannot sustain judicial scrutiny. : Madhya Pradesh High Court

Given these authoritative pronouncements, there is little doubt that the detainee had a valuable right to make a representation to the detaining au

Judicial Review of administrative actions is intended to prevent arbitrariness, bias and mala fides. : Andhra Pradesh High Court

Administrative activity is subject to judicial review in order to prevent arbitrariness, irrationality, unreasonableness, bias, and mala fides. Its

Advocates cannot be arrested under the new Advocates (Protection) Bill 2021.

In the case of Hari Shankar Rastogi v/s. Giridhar Sharma, (1978) 2 SCC 165, the Supreme Court of India made the following observation:       

Petitioner seeks for parole as he was the only one available to solemnize the marriage of his daughter and the court granted the same: High court of Punjab and Haryana at Chandigarh

Parole is conditional freedom for a prison inmate. The prisoner also called a “parolee” gets out from behind bars but has to live up to

Cash credit loan account declared as NPA. The Respondents were seeking symbolic possession under the SARFAESI act section 13(4): High court of Punjab and Chandigarh

“A Cash Credit (CC) is a short-term source of financing for a company, it is a short-term loan. It enables a company (here the proprietorship) to

Evidence of approximate age cannot take the place of proof of exact age: High Court of Patna
Evidence of approximate age cannot take the place of proof of exact age: High Court of Patna

The evidence of date of birth asper the school records must be given the first preference and medical reports can be resorted only in the absence o

Defect in investigation cannot be the sole ground to acquit an accused: Madras High Court

Mere lapse on the part of the prosecution should not lead to unmerited acquittal subject to rider that in such a situation evidence on record shoul

Prosecution witness standing as a mute spectator and not restraining accused in carrying out his act ,cannot be a ground to question the happening of such act: Odisha High Court
Prosecution witness standing as a mute spectator and not restraining accused in carrying out his act ,cannot be a ground to question the happening of such act: Odisha High Court

Since there was no time gap in the happening of the series of events, and the witness remained non-responsive for taking an adverse view cannot be

100% refund of court fee, when suit is settled through any one of the modes of ADR as referred in Section 89 of Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Karnataka High Court.

The Supreme court had earlier recommended to all the State Governments to amend their Local Court Fees Act to provide, 100% refund of the court fee