The thin line between Culpable Homicide and Murder: Andhra Pradesh High Court
We have witnessed various ways in which the term ‘intention’ has been used by the courts to understand whether an act would amount to culpable
If the owner of Cinema Hall does not give free potable and pure drinking water, owner will be responsible for compensation: Madras High Court
If the owner of Cinema Hall does not give free potable and pure drinking water, owner will be responsible for compensation is upheld by Madras High
Understanding the rights of tribal people with respect to the Forest Rights Act 2006: Andhra Pradesh High Court
In the year 2019, the Supreme Court passed an order which asked for force eviction of more than 1,000,000 tribal and other forest-dwelling househol
Procedure Of recovery under section 179 of the Income Tax Act against directors is not to be resorted to casually and only because it is convenient to do so: Bombay High Court
The Bombay high court recently passed a judgement on Tuesday, the 26th of July, in the year 2022 in which it moved a judgement in favour of the Pe
A Comprehensive Insurance policy covers the liability of a pillion rider as well as an occupant in the four-wheeler regardless of premium collected for the same: Bombay High Court
On Tuesday, the 26th of July, in the year 2022, The Bombay High Court passed a judgement in the case of Dhiraj s/o Mahaveersingh Chandel & An
The jurisdiction of a civil judge to extend time to deposit th3 amount adjudicated the the origin order in case of tenancy : high court of Calcutta
The jurisdiction of a civil judge to extend time to deposit the amount adjudicated by the original order in case of tenancy : high court of Calcutt
By not exploring all aspects of a section, The District court makes an error: Bombay High Court
The Bombay high court recently passed a judgement on Wednesday, the 27th of July, of the year 2022, in which it stated that due to the court not e
A person’s right to personal liberty to be considered as one of the most important rights available: Calcutta High Court
A person’s right to personal liberty to be considered as one of the most important rights available: Calcutta high court  A sentence of impriso
Determining the status of the co-existence of husband and wife in a marital tie as a deciding factor in matrimonial dispute: Calcutta high court
Determining the status of the Co-existence of husband and wife in a marital tie as a deciding factor in matrimonial dispute : Calcutta High Court Â
Courts duty bound to consider all contentions raised by the parties while deciding bail applications: Karnataka High Court.
This particular decision is held by the High Court Of Karnataka through the single bench of Justice Mohammad Nawaz in the case of NELSON RAJ v. THE
