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By the team of Prime Legal
Standard of proof under disciplinary proceedings need not be ‘beyond reasonable doubt’ mark as in criminal suits: Calcutta High Court

The present appeal before the Calcutta High Court surrounded writs and disciplinary proceedings wherein it was held by the single-judge quorum of A

S.14 of the Arbitration Act cannot be construed in a manner to give adjudicatory authority to inferior courts: Calcutta High Court

The present matter deals with an exparte ad interim order of injunction and its continuance till the disposal of the temporary injunction applicati

Before granting non-bailable warrants, courts should strike a compromise between societal needs and personal liberties, and they should use their authority with caution: Jharkhand High Court

Owing to the exceedingly dangerous repercussions and implications that follow the issuing of warrants, both bailable or non-bailable, warrants can

The probationer cannot be deemed to have been confirmed, merely because the probation period has ended by efflux of time: High Court of Delhi
The probationer cannot be deemed to have been confirmed, merely because the probation period has ended by efflux of time: High Court of Delhi

If in a rule or an order of appointment a probation period is specified with power to extend probation and the probationer is allowed to continue b

The Court cannot discard the whole evidence given by witnesses merely because it’s exaggerated: Supreme Court

A Court of law, being mindful of such distinction is duty bound to disseminate ‘truth’ from ‘falsehood’ and sift the grain from the chaff i

Non-indication of inculpatory material in its relevant facets by the trial Court to the accused adds to vulnerability of the prosecution case: Patna High Court

It is settled law that incriminating circumstances appearing against the accused in prosecution evidence must be put to the accused at the time of

WhatsApp Group Administrator is not vicariously liable for member’s offensive messages unless common intention is displayed: Bombay High Court

The administrator of a WhatsApp group shall not be held liable for the messages and posts put up by the members of the group in the group chat desp

Mere non-compliance with Section 35 of the POCSO Act does not entitle the accused to bail: Karnataka High Court

Bail will not be granted to an accused booked under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012 merely on the ground that the time li

Consideration of property shall only pass to a stranger in the absence of a heir having a preferential right u/S 22 of the HSA, 1956: Calcutta High Court

An interesting, important and significant point was raised in the instant appeal as to whether the gift of an immovable property to a stranger to t

Mere possession in the property how long it be, does not ipso facto establish a right into a person allowed to continue in possession by a title holder: Calcutta High Court

In factual matrices involving property transfer, it has been observed in the instant second appeal that a mere possession of property does not equa