No compensation on insurance policy in case of intoxication: Supreme Court of India
The Provisos of insurance policy specifically disclose that compensation will not be paid in respect of injury of the injured if he is under the in
There shall not be any charge of interest on interest/compound interest/penal interest: Supreme Court of India
There shall not be any charge of interest on interest/compound interest/penal interest for the period during the moratorium and any amount already
Concealment of wife’s employment can result in dismissal of petition: High Court of Delhi
In a suit of maintenance, if the parties fail to disclose documents that validate their claims, the lower court can rightly dismiss the petition. T
Writ Jurisdiction Discretion Should Not Ordinarily be Exercised if there is an Alternative Remedy: High Court of New Delhi
The writ jurisdiction is discretionary jurisdiction, and the discretion should not ordinarily be exercised if there is an alternative remedy which
The power exercised by the Chairman of the Committee cannot be subject to Regulation 87: Supreme Court of India
There was nothing wrong with the exercise of power by the Chairman of the Committee and The power exercised by the Chairman of the Committee cannot
The market value as determined by the High Court is unsustainable: Supreme Court of India
The market value as determined by the High Court of Allahabad cannot be sustained either on the basis of the sale deeds or on the strength of judic
Scope of interference in an Arbitral Award is limited: High Court of New Delhi
It is trite law that the scope of interference in an Arbitral Award is limited and this interpretation cannot by any stretch be held to be patently
DYING DECLARATION
INTRODUCTION The general principle of law is that the evidence which is not tested or proved is not admissible in the court of law. That means the
Divorce recognized by custom in Hindu law can be upheld by the Court if it is not opposed to the public policy: High Court of Delhi
A Hindu marriage may now be dissolved either under section 13 of the Act or under any special enactment or in accordance with any custom applicable
If the entire evidence produced by the prosecution is to be believed, it constitute an offence: High Court of Delhi
At the initial stage of framing of a charge, the court is concerned not with proof but with a strong suspicion that the accused has committed an of
