ARTICLE 32: HEART AND SOUL OF THE CONSTITUTION; By – Khyati Bhatodkar, Legal Asst., Prime Legal
NO FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT HAS ANY MEANING WITHOUT ARTICLE-32 Introduction As the Preamble of our country says, “Liberty of thought and expression
Habeas Corpus writ petition dismissed because of vulnerability in testimony: Kerala High Court
Vulnerability in the testimony occasioned by the mental disturbance caused the dismissal of the writ petition by the Kerala High Court. The bench o
CRIMINAL PSYCHOLOGY – A GAME OF MINDPLAYERS; By- Shivani Sharma, Legal Asst., Prime Legal
Chapter -1 Introduction The modern scientific age aided in establishing a greater scope for crime and psychology and asserted that this process
Provisional attachment of bank accounts by investigative agencies cannot be extended without reasonable cause: High Court of Bombay
Under the purview of the provisional attachment of bank account, a government agency cannot extend the time beyond a legally established time perio
Voluntary retirement application deemed to be accepted where employer does not refuse before the expiry of the period specified in the notice : Supreme Court of India
Request made by the employee for curtailment of the period of notice of 3 months before voluntary retirement can only be rejected by the employer i
Verifying information or objections raised by the borrowers is the duty of Credit Agency: Kerala High Court
Updating CIBIL score is a borrower’s statutory right and therefore, credit rating agencies are legally bound to consider objections against the r
Only wilful and intentional disobedience of court’s orders will result in Contempt of Court: Supreme Court of India
If any person is found disrespecting or not following the court’s order, it will amount to Contempt only if it is done intentionally. Supreme Cou
Successive writs after failing to get interim relief in earlier writs is not allowed: Jammu & Kashmir High Court
Filing successive writ petitions for the same relief after failing to get interim relief in earlier writ petition is not allowed. Writ petitions ar
Writ petition not maintainable in high court where an alternative remedy encouraged on grounds of Public Policy: High court of Karnataka
A petition filed under Section 482 of Cr.P.C in a high court is not maintainable when there is an alternative remedy so as to further a public poli
State cannot not hold on to erroneous, forced or inadvertent payments by bringing in the defense of limitation: Kerala High Court
The State and its authorities could not act in a Shylockian manner and squeeze money from its citizens. The Kerala High Court made this remark on o
