No Compromise is allowed for serious offences like Rape & Forgery: Delhi High Court
For the serious offences involving rape and forgery under IPC, even if the parties have agreed for an amicable settlement between themselves, it do
Departmental enquiry is different from criminal trial: Uttarakhand High Court
The departmental enquiries are different from Criminal trials. The court shall not interdict a departmental enquiry during its progress, as it is a
Courts to not take notice of complaint u/s 138 of NI Act unless accompanied with an application u/s 142 of the Act : Himachal Pradesh High Court
One day has to be excluded for counting the one month limitation period under the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. The High Court bench consisting
Claimant can be entitled to an additional compensation in a case of 100% bodily injury: High Court of Karnataka
In respect of the disability suffered by the claimant for throughout his life, double compensation under ‘Permanent Physical Impairment’ and
Residuary powers of one party to appoint arbitrator are limited: High Court of Delhi
Any clause in an agreement allowing a party in case of dispute to choose an arbitrator independently, when the other party failed to respond within
Granting bail u/s 167(2) Cr.P.C. is a legislative command not a judicial discretion: Odisha High Court
The grant of release on bail as provided under the section 167(2) proviso (a) is a legislative command and not a judicial discretion. An order for
No compromise can be done for offences u/s 377 IPC and POCSO Act against small children: Delhi High Court
Offences u/s 377 of the Indian Penal Code and POCSO Act are heinous/grave and the FIR for the same cannot be quashed merely on the grounds of compr
Cargo handling services deemed to be a critical part of the airport : Karnataka High Court
Benefit of deduction under Section 80IA of the Income Tax Act, 1961 intends to be extended to a transferee or a contractor who is approved and reco
Writ challenging appointment to post after unreasonable time to be quashed: Supreme Court of India
In cases when an appointment to the post of a Professor or Lecturer is made in a university and the university has stipulated a certain amount of t
The words “Central” and “State” should not be used with the names of the NGOs: Kerala High Court
NGOs shouldn’t use the terms “Central”, “State”, and “National” with their names so as to avoid the confusion that it’s a statutory
