Mandatory to recompense the loss of forest land to the aggrieved: Karnataka High Court
It is compulsory for the Government to compensate and rehabilitate those individuals, from whom land has been acquired by the Government in order t
Detention of applicant not necessary until crime is prima-facie proved: Bombay High Court
Bail may be granted to an individual who is accused of a cognizable offence, if the crime alleged against him/her is not prima facie proved. A sing
Section 33 of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 Act plays an important role in the maintenance of the status quo between disputants: High Court of Delhi
Section 33 of the 1947 Act plays an important role in the maintenance of the status quo between disputants, while adjudication is pending before th
The element of living in ‘permanency’ is also to be examined to determine the character of being a shared household: High Court of Delhi
The fact remains that the petitioner never resided with parents-in-law and always stayed at the place of posting of her husband and visited them oc
The accused would certainly be entitled to the benefits of fair doubt if the testimony provided by the accused is of such a qualitative nature: Tripura High Court
If the evidence adduced by the accused is of such quality and such a standard that the court may entertain some reasonable doubt regarding his pres
Ownership and the title in property pass on to the transferee under the terms and conditions of the deed of conveyance Section 8 of the Transfer of Property Act: Tripura High Court
On a transfer of property, all the interests which the transferor has or he was having at that time, capable of passing to, pass on such transfer u
If Latest Policy Scheme extended to the employee more Beneficial, employee entitled to the same: Himachal Pradesh High Court
While addressing a dispute regarding the application of the employee benefit scheme, the High Court of Himachal Pradesh held that if two policy sch
Dying Declaration cannot be admitted as Sole evidence when not supported with Cogent and plausible explanation: Supreme Court
While hearing appeals on a decision of High court regarding conviction under section 302 r/w section 34 of IPC, the Supreme Court held that dying d
Nothing should be used against the person which has not been brought to his notice: High Court of Delhi
The Bank is required to disclose the documents and evidence which the Identification Committee has relied upon to arrive at the decision to issue t
A person cannot be said to hold a “civil post” under the State merely because the State exercises a certain amount of control over the post: High Court of Delhi
Merely because Manipur University is financed by or there is an element of control with the Central Government, it cannot be said that the employee
