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By the team of Prime Legal
Useless Formality theory is an exception and must not be readily resorted in all cases: High Court of Delhi
Useless Formality theory is an exception and must not be readily resorted in all cases: High Court of Delhi

The right of a person in detention to consult a legal practitioner of his choice is a right guaranteed by the Constitution of India and it is not o

Sub-rule (9) of Rule-6 of the High Court of Orissa (Designation of Senior Advocate) Rules, 2019 is ultra-vires: High Court of Orissa

Hon’ble the Supreme Court in paragraph- 73.4 of Indira Jaising case has ipse dixit not stated anything about the pick through suo motu source. Su

Mere recovery of tainted money without any proof of demand not sufficient to constitute the offence punishable U/S. 8 of the Prevention of Corruption Act: Jharkhand High Court

Illegal gratification is a sine qua non to constitute the said offence and mere recovery of currency notes cannot constitute the offence under Sect

Officers invested with powers U/S.53 of the NDPS Act are “police officers” within the meaning of S.25 IEA: Jharkhand High Court

Officers who have been given powers under section 53 of the NDPS Act are “police officers” within the scope of section 25 of the Eviden

No evidence adduced by the defence to prove false implication of the appellants, hence conviction stands justified: Chhattisgarh High Court

It stands proved beyond all reasonable doubt that it is the accused/appellants who, quarreled with the complainant, abused him filthily in the name

If material on record is a brazen attempt to persecute an innocent person, imperative upon Court to prevent abuse of process of law: Supreme Court
If material on record is a brazen attempt to persecute an innocent person, imperative upon Court to prevent abuse of process of law: Supreme Court

The High Court has committed jurisdictional error by not entertaining the revision petition on merits and overlooking the fact that ‘discharge’

Complaint w.r.t offence u/s 182 of the IPC not maintainable without compliance with Section 195 of the CrPC rules the Supreme Court

False information has been plaguing the original discourse of natural justice since time immemorial. A prosecution, in fact, built on false informa

‘Registrar’ does not fall into the category of ‘A person authorized by Central Government’: Karnataka High Court

‘Registrar’ and ‘a person authorized by Central Government’ are two different entities and entitling the Registrar with the power to presen

Motor-cycle taxis are a form of contract carriages and must be granted permit: Karnataka High Court

Motor vehicle taxis that provide transport services for hire or reward are well within the definition of “contract carriage” under the Motor Ve

Writ petition not maintainable for a contract breach when an alternative civil redress is available: Calcutta High Court

In cases surrounding contractual breaches, a writ petition may only be filed in instances where there is an impediment to file an alternative civil