In absence of codified substantive law, The Family Courts Act, 1984 being secular law applying to all religions would be applied as there is no pre
Judicial notice can be taken of the fact that various organizations and institutions have gone out of their way, during the current pandemic, to ma
Arbitration Act does not envisage adjudication in two stages i.e. summary adjudication by the Court under Section 9 and final adjudication by the A
The fact that police informants are members of the law enforcement and involved in the investigation and their ability to see the outcome of the pr
Any material or document that has been relied upon in passing an order or a judgment must be made available to all the parties, the failure of whic
The expression ‘financing of a narcotic drug’ is not related to the payment of the value of the narcotic drug. It is rather an activity that in
While hearing an SLP on restricting the reporting of media, the Supreme Court upheld that freedom of speech and expression of media is crucial in e
While deciding a bail petition under the Narcotic Drug and Psychotropic Substances Act, for a case under section 37 of the act, the onus is on peti
It is undisputed that a court that acts under an appellate jurisdiction cannot indulge in the fact-finding procedure of trial courts. This accepted
The present petition before the Delhi High Court deals with mobility issues arising out of the current Covid-19 scenario in India where numerous st
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