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The grant of relaxation in the past cannot constitute an unreasonableness necessitating the grant of an exemption in the present year also: High Court of Delhi
The grant of relaxation in the past cannot constitute an unreasonableness necessitating the grant of an exemption in the present year also: High Court of Delhi
May 25, 2021by Primelegal Team0

The executive may take a policy decision based upon prevailing circumstances for better administration, and to meet out the exigencies of time. The

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The principle of locus standi in a PIL must not be applied to cases of individual standing: Karnataka High Court
May 25, 2021by Primelegal Team0

While filing a writ petition, the petitioner must clearly establish his locus standi in that particular case. In the absence of any right of the pe

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“Second agnipariksha” need not be undergone by the plaintiff to prove malicious prosecution: Madras High Court
May 25, 2021by Primelegal Team0

In a suit for malicious prosecution, the plaintiff need not demonstrate that he was innocent of the charge upon which he was tried. On the other ha

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Government Largesse cannot be distributed in an arbitrary manner, must be transparent: Himachal Pradesh High court
Government Largesse cannot be distributed in an arbitrary manner, must be transparent: Himachal Pradesh High court
May 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

While hearing writ petitions on the procedure of allotment of shops to be in a transparent manner and quashing of the allotted sops, the High Court

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In cases involving Tender Documents, Judicial Review is equivalent to Judicial Restraint: Supreme Court
May 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

While addressing a civil appeal to reverse the decision of the High Court regarding Tender call Notices, the Supreme Court held that where tender d

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Courts should not interfere with Arbitral award unless such award portrays perversity unpardonable U/S.34 of the Arbitration Act: High Court of Delhi
May 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

It is trite law that an arbitral award can be set aside only on the limited ground as set out in Sub-section (2) and (2A) of Section 34 of the A&am

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No powers are vested with the Registrar to pass any interim orders while exercising its powers under Section 84 of the MSCS Act: High Court of Delhi
No powers are vested with the Registrar to pass any interim orders while exercising its powers under Section 84 of the MSCS Act: High Court of Delhi
May 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

The Registrar is an authority under the statute and the existence of his office, his powers, and functions are circumscribed by the provisions of t

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A child whose mother happens to be employed on a contractual basis with the Government, has the same needs as any other child. A denial of CCL to a

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The presence of majority of a religious group in an area, is not a valid ground to disallow the celebration of religious festivals by other communities: Madras High Court
May 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

The secular character of a country will be destroyed if religious festivals and processions are disallowed merely because of the presence of a majo

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The mere assertion that the vehicle was being moved at a high speed does not be talked about any negligence or rashness by itself: Tripura High Court
May 23, 2021by Primelegal Team0

The mere declaration that the vehicle was driven at a high speed is not a reference to either negligence or rapidity. There are, of course, certain

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