Irrational restraints may amount to waiver of the rights of a Person: Delhi High Court
Irrational restrictions may amount to waiver of the rights of a person. Imposing such restraints which have no rationale and justification qua and
Litigation can’t be kept alive unendingly at the choice of the litigant: Supreme Court of India
A litigant is not allowed with the option of utilizing the writ jurisdiction only to take a chance and then to seek recourse to the other remedy af
Declining relief on the basis of delay in filing petition is deprivation of Fundamental right: Delhi High Court
Declining relief solely on the basis of delay in filing petition is deprivation of Fundamental right. The nature of the material facts and the back
Petition under Article 226 against rejection of nomination for Village Panchayat elections is not maintainable: Bombay High Court
The petition before the High Court under Article 226 of the Constitution challenging the rejection of nomination paper by returning officer to cont
Strict proof of essential marriage rites not required for maintenance application under Section 125 CrPC: Allahabad High Court
“There is prima facie material on record to suggest that the parties have married or are having relationship in the nature of marriage, the court
Detailed pronouncement on detention of vehicles and seizure of goods in transit under GST Laws: Kerala High Court
The detention and seizure of goods and vehicles is a reasonable restriction on the exercise of free trade and movement and it should not be exerci
Presumptions based on Reasonable doubt not sufficient to establish Guilt: Delhi High Court
Presumptions solely based on reasonable doubts are not sufficient to establish guilt of the accused. Relevant material evidences must be provided f
Pregnancy can be terminated if it risks the mother’s mental health : Kerala High Court
Termination of pregnancy if permissible even in cases where the period of gestation has been exceeded as prescribed in the Medical Termination of P
Statutory obligation of the Centre and the States to provide nutritional support: Supreme Court of India
It is the statutory obligation of the Centre and the State to provide nutritional support to those who suffer from malnutrition. This was laid down
Deflecting the course of judicial proceedings is an abuse of Judicial proceedings : Delhi High Court
Recourse to fraud, deflecting the course of judicial processes is an interference with the administration of justice and causes an abuse to the pro
