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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

The mere factum of the issue and dishonouring of cheque by the accused to the complainant is not sufficient to criminally implicate the accused under Section 138 of the N.I. Act: Tripura High Court

The mere factum of issue and dishonoration of the cheque by the plaintiff to the accused is not sufficient for the accused under Section 138 of th

A person cannot be deprived of this pension without the authority of law, which is the constitutional mandate enshrined in Article 300-A of the Constitution: Jharkhand High Court

There is an imprimatur to the legal principle that the right to receive a pension is recognised as a right in property. It follows that the attempt

Application of Rule of Parity – the role of the accused, position in relation to incident and victims significant: Supreme Court
Application of Rule of Parity – the role of the accused, position in relation to incident and victims significant: Supreme Court

While deciding a criminal appeal against the grant of bail by the High Court for Five homicidal death, the Supreme court held how the principle of

When termination is not found illegal or void ab initio, claim for back wages not tenable: Supreme Court
When termination is not found illegal or void ab initio, claim for back wages not tenable: Supreme Court

While hearing a Special leave petition on termination of employment, the Court held that when the termination is not illegal or void ab initio, the

The power of seizure in section 102 Cr.P.C. has to be limited to moveable property: High Court of Delhi
The power of seizure in section 102 Cr.P.C. has to be limited to moveable property: High Court of Delhi

The writing of a letter to revenue authorities to maintain status-quo qua the title is a permissible step as it is distinct and different from atta

Directorate of education has no power to indefinitely postpone the collection of annual charges and development fees: High Court of Delhi

The powers of the Directorate of Education to regulate fees have been spelled out. The power to regulate the fees exists for the purpose of prevent

Financial bank guarantee can be invoked after the imposition of a moratorium: NCLAT

Invocation of a bank guarantee during a moratorium period imposed under Section 14 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code  2016. The judgment passe

Refusal on the part of the Corporate Debtor to acknowledge the demand notice can not be questioned under section 8(1) of I&B Code: NCLAT

Corporate Debtor who refused to accept delivery of notice under section 8 of the Code, the NCLT would not be justified in holding that that notice

Following of procedure and complying with safeguards must be strictly adhered to: Bombay High Court

Mandate of law is required to be strictly complied in view of the grave consequences which are likely to be followed on proof of illicit article un