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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

Wife is entitled to maintenance if the husband has sufficient means to provide for the same: Madras High Court
Wife is entitled to maintenance if the husband has sufficient means to provide for the same: Madras High Court

If the wife is unable to maintain herself with her regular income and the husband has sufficient wealth and income, the wife is entitled to mainten

Termination of employment cannot be stayed, by passing an interim order: High Court of Delhi
Termination of employment cannot be stayed, by passing an interim order: High Court of Delhi

The Court, whenever passes an interim order, at the time of final adjudication is required to and ought to balance the equities flowing from the sa

If a Person falls under the provisions of Section 14 of the AT Act then Tribunal is the Court of first instance: High Court of Delhi

The remedy to approach the Tribunal in service disputes with respect to employees who are amenable to its jurisdiction is not an alternative remedy

Advocate can issue demand notice on behalf of operational creditor: NCLAT

Once an advocate was duly instructed to issue the demand notice, there was no room for holding that the notice delivered by the advocate was not a