Abide to the procedural laws! : Supreme Court
The procedural law has been established to provide the methods in which a procedure must be followed and every person is expected to comply with th
High Court can stop Initiation of prosecution against accused using its inherent powers: High Court of Delhi
A high court, after being convinced that a case prima facie does not constitute any offence and no preliminary evidence to justify any FIR filed, h
Persons with disability have the right to get higher education too: Kerala High Court
Like any other citizen, persons with disability also have the right to get not only the basic education but also higher education. The judgement wa
Public servants cannot claim study leaves as a matter of right : Delhi High Court
Courts, in exercise of their power of judicial review, cannot sit as an Appellate Authority over the decision taken by the administration / managem
Visitation and Custody Rights of Mother on a Major Child
Child custody is often complicated, but when the parents are unmarried, establishing parental rights can make custody, visitation, and child suppo
Calling & participating in strikes is an illegal act which should not be regularized: Kerala High Court
There is a clear prohibition under the law to call for strikes and participate in it and is also an illegal act and should be strictly de-regulariz
Impetuous handling of evidences can cause grave miscarriage of justice: Supreme Court
The approach of the Court in dealing with evidences must be of such nature that it does not result in grave miscarriage of justice. The High Court
Section 100 of CrPC has no applicability on seizure of vehicles containing forest produce: High court of Calcutta
When a vehicle carrying forest produce is seized for not having a valid permit, the seizure of the vehicle and the timber cannot be governed by Sec
All claims based on the Larsgess Scheme must now be closed: Supreme Court of India
The court dismissed a petition requiring it to invoke Article 32 seeking a grant of relief under Larsgess Scheme that was terminated in 2017. The s
No Compromise is allowed for serious offences like Rape & Forgery: Delhi High Court
For the serious offences involving rape and forgery under IPC, even if the parties have agreed for an amicable settlement between themselves, it do
