Pleadings without clear cause of action inadmissible in court: High Court of Delhi
When the pleadings are made by the plaintiff for claim over property, it is important that the details of such property in its entirety are disclos
Appeal against order refusing to condone delay in filing application is maintainable: Supreme Court of India.
An appeal under section 37(1)(c) of the Arbitration Act, 1996 would be maintainable against an order refusing to condone delay in filing an applica
High Court while entertaining a petition under section 482 Cr.P.C. cannot discharge the accused before the trail: Delhi High Court
The High Court while entertaining a petition under section 482 Cr.P.C. to quash an FIR cannot evaluate the defence and discharge the accused before
Liquor carrying vehicle to be released only after confiscation proceedings take place: High Court of Patna
When a vehicle has been confiscated for carrying liquor or intoxicating substance unlawfully, it can be released by a court order only after the pr
CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE IN INDIA- A DARK REALITY
Introduction In a country where every child is considered as an incarnation of God, it comes as a surprise that in every 155th minute a child is ra
Not paying maintenance to wife causes “Economic Abuse”: Tripura High Court
Denial of maintenance to wife causes “Economic abuse” under section 3 of the Domestic Violence Act. Tripura High Court gave the decision and up
Replacement of contractual workmen without justification is not bona fide action: High Court of Delhi
When the contractual employees are terminated and replaced by other workers without any justification, it is not a bona fide action by the employer
Prosecution must attract the ingredients of all the offences alleged: Kerala High Court
The trial court must consider whether the materials produced by the prosecution, prima facie, attract the ingredients of all the offences alleged a
Rape-accused acquitted after 20 years of wrongful conviction: Allahabad High Court
Accused wrongfully convicted for Rape, criminal intimidation, and charges under Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Act, 1989 was acquitted after
Dilated Cardiomyopathy condition would not facilitate any benefit under Section 47 of the Disability Act: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court backed a High Court’s decision, where disability compensation was denied to a seaman and it was concluded that Dilated Cardiomy
