Bail is the rule and committal to jail is an exception: High Court of Uttarkhand
The object of keeping the accused person in detention during the trial is not punishment. The main purpose is manifestly to secure the attendance o
Court can accept a settlement between parties if case against the accused is not very strong: High Court of Uttarakhand
Serious criminal offences are considered as crimes against society and not just against the victim and because of this, compromises are usually not
Persons displaced by land acquisition have the right to be compensated within reasonable time: High Court of Chhattisgarh
It is not enough that persons who are displaced by land acquisition get due compensation, but they must be compensated within a reasonable time sin
Approaching the court belatedly is a valid reason for the dismissal of the case on solitary grounds: The High Court of Jammu & Kashmir at Jammu
A considerable delay in filing of a petition could act as a hurdle in the effective evaluation of a case and is a valid reason to dismiss the case
Any person who is under illegal detention by any officer of the State Government shall be paid compensation by the State Government- Allahabad High Court
A public servant cannot misuse his powers which results in harassment and oppression of an ordinary person. “Harassment of a common man by public
Conviction recorded in non-trivial nature- Employer can cancel or terminate the employee. : Calcutta High Court
“The discharge of the petitioner on the sole ground of suppression of facts of the pendency of the criminal proceedings against him cannot be sup
Every violation of contract would not be considered cheating, and only those breaches of contract would be considered cheating if there was any deceit involved from the start: Gauhati High Court
Any breach of contract would not give rise to a cheating offence and it would only be the cheating in those circumstances where any disappointment
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
Past judgements cannot be held binding on the court in matters relating to bail even if the offences are of similar nature – High court of Meghalaya.
Every case regarding bail application must be analysed on a case-to-case basis in light of the facts and circumstances. “On perusal of the citati
Passing of an interim order, does not confer any right of perpetuity: Odisha High Court
The interim order of the Civil Court to maintain status quo in respect of the possession over the property does not confer any right on the Petitio
