Non-extension of service contract not same as terminating a service contract: High court of Calcutta
An employer is well within his rights to extend the service contract of a contractual employee as long as his services are required by the employer
Intricacies in the process of adoption in India – Bombay High Court
Adoption is a miraculous and a kind act of an individual which protects the life of another human being. The intention in itself plays a major role
“Judges play – at all levels – a vital role as teachers and thought leaders”- Supreme Court
Gender violence is an indiscriminate problem that is existing all over the world. The United Nations Organisation has defined “violence against w
No appeal can be entertained without proper establishment of witnesses and evidence – Bombay High Court
In criminal cases, the evidence plays the most important role. If witness and evidence for the same are not established, then a thousand appeals al
Non-application of Mind is a vital factor- Bombay High Court.
Detention of an individual without proper reasoning is illegal. The grounds of detention had been proved and decided according to establish itself
Relevant date for determining the foreign exchange rate applicable to an arbitral award : High Court of Delhi
The exchange rate as applicable on the date when the petition of challenge to an arbitral award is dismissed, will be the relevant date for ascerta
Duty of court -to Encourage Settlement between Parties: High Court of New Delhi
It was the duty of court to encourage settlement. More over court fees was a taxing statute and had to be construed strictly and benefit of any amb
No prima facie for the interim relief sought during the pendency of the petition: High Court of New Delhi
The appellant College had no prima facie case for the interim relief sought during the pendency of the petition and even the elements of irrepara
A minor inconsistency in the testimony of the victim will not stand as a bar to conviction: High Court of Delhi
Minor inconsistency in the statement and testimony of the victim will not stand as a bar in the conviction and ordered the appellant to be guilty u
Husband can be convicted for offence of cruelty even if legitimacy of marriage not proved: High Court of Jammu and Kashmir
A woman can file an FIR against a man under 498-A RPC for offences committed even if she is not a legally recognized wife. This was decided by the
