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By the team of Prime Legal
Persons belonging to the Scheduled Caste category cannot be prosecuted for the offence under the Act: Patna High Court

A person who belongs to the Scheduled Caste category cannot be booked with charges prescribed under the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes (

Judicial review of administrative action is intended to prevent arbitrariness, irrationality, unreasonableness, bias and mala fide: Orissa High Court

The purpose of judicial review is to avoid arbitrariness, irrationality, lack of logic, prejudice and mala fide. The aim is to verify if choices or

When discrimination is glaring, the State cannot take recourse to inadvertence in its action resulting in discrimination: Orissa High Court

The State cannot use inadvertence in its actions which result in prejudice when prejudice is blatant. In the case of a complaint against denying eq

Seigniorage fees that have been deducted from another bill owed to the lessee cannot be demanded again: Telangana High Court
Seigniorage fees that have been deducted from another bill owed to the lessee cannot be demanded again: Telangana High Court

If the lessor has already deducted seigniore fees from another bill owed to the lessee, he cannot demand for the fees to be paid again. The order p

Simultaneous filling of a Civil Complaint cannot be a ground to quash a criminal complaint: Odisha High Court

Where the factual foundation for an offence is laid down, the court must be reluctant and should not hasten to quash the proceedings even on the pr

If title of a property is in issue, the relief of declaration is always implicit, and it is not necessary to separately pray for it: High Court of Delhi
If title of a property is in issue, the relief of declaration is always implicit, and it is not necessary to separately pray for it: High Court of Delhi

The Court, even in a case of possession, can record a finding on the title. In the present case, the question of title was not only specifically pl

State does not fall within the definition of “person under erroneous belief” as per section 401(5) Cr.P.C: High Court of Delhi
State does not fall within the definition of “person under erroneous belief” as per section 401(5) Cr.P.C: High Court of Delhi

Section 401(5) Cr.P.C provides that when an appeal lies but an application for revision has been made to the High Court by any person and the High

CIRP cannot be challenged other than the Creditors of the company :NCLAT

Financial creditors of a corporate debtor would not come under the definition of aggrieved person so as to enable them to challenge an application

Company whose name has been removed from the Register of the Companies can be liquidated under the I&B Code: NCLAT

Initiation of Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process was maintainable against a company whose name had been struck off from the Register of the Co

Formulate an action plan to provide vaccines to the disabled: Karnataka High Court

The Karnataka High Court directed the State Government directing the State Government to come out with a scheme for providing vaccination to the pe