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‘Compromise Deed’- No Need to Extent trial as there are bleak chances of conviction to secure the ends of justice: High Court of Shimla

When compromise deed is signed then, even if, the trial is allowed to be continued, there are bleak chances of conviction to secure the ends of jus

No iota of Substance as to Construe Intention of Accused to kill the Injured: High Court of Shimla

Even if statement of complainant is taken to be true as it is then also, there is no iota of substance in the said statement so as to construe inte

FIR quashed on the basis of suspicion: Bombay High Court

A fair reading of the FIR will demonstrate that, as far as the plaintiff is concerned, the charges are ambiguous, non-specific, and fail to reveal

For commercial functions importance has to be given to the lawfulness of the function and not to its soundness: Gauhati High Court

Constitutional Courts will judicially review matters of overwhelming Public Interest only when the administration is mala fide or the decision is a

No Relief of Further Enquiry Due to Lack of Evidence: Bombay High Court

The allegation made in the writ petition is vague and ambiguous as to the lapses in the investigation. If the petitioner had pointed out something

Government can review their decision regarding promotion and transfer, backed up by reason and facts: Gauhati High Court

The transfer of any public officer or employee is decided upon by the authorities, and can only be challenged on grounds of Public Interest or due

Conditions under S.50 of the NDPS Act apply only to personal search of the accused: High Court of Karnataka

Procedure of search under S. 50 of the NDPS Act applies only to personal search of the accused. Here in this case, the parcel was seized while the

The appellant deserves “Benefit of Doubt”: Patna High Court

Apart from the factum of compromise, rather even after ignoring compromise, the prosecution evidence does not inspire confidence regarding the conn

The Parties to the case are duty bound to follow the order and do the needful as granted by tribunal: High Court of Shimla

At the time when any order or judgement is passed by the tribunal it is a duty of each party to follow the direction ordered by then between the sa

Writ of Mandamus- directing University Authorities to admit student against vacant seats: High Court of Shimla

The University being directed to admit the students against available vacant seats, by resorting to the method prescribed for providing opportunity

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