Court could not deny freedom to a person simply because he is impoverished: Uttarakhand High Court
Court could not deny freedom to a person simply because he is impoverished is upheld by the Uttarakhand High Court in the case of Ajeet Pal v. Stat
Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropic Substance Act (NDPS) has reiterated that merely because the chemical analysis report of the contraband seized is not received within 15 days, it is not a ground to release the accused on bail: 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 ZAKIR HUSSAIN v S
The Central Government and State Government to ensure implementation of policies framed for treatment of the patients suffering from rare diseases.: karnataka high court
This particular decision is held by the High Court Of Karnataka through the division bench of Chief Justice Alok Aradhe and Justice J M Kh
TPCL Is ‘Authority’ Under Article 226; Electricity Distribution Companies Discharging Public Duty Amenable To Writ Jurisdiction: Orissa High Court
In the case of Surendra Kumar Sahoo v. State of Odisha (W.P.(C) No. 30107 of 2021), (W.P.(C) No. 31137 of 2021) & (W.P.(C) No. 41959 of 2021),
“Accused Must Be Discharged In Absence Of ‘Grave Suspicion’”: Orissa High Court
The Orissa High Court has ruled that before the Court may file charges against the accused, there must be “grave suspicion” and not onl
Entire Books Of Account Can’t Be Rejected Merely Because Of Non-Issuance Of Sale Memos: Orissa High Court
In the case of M/s. Cresent Co. v. Commissioner of Income Tax, Sambalpur and other connected matters (ITA No. 221-223 of 2004), the Orissa High Cou
Respondents to start the process of filling the post of Assistant Clerk in the school by way of promotion from the qualified Group IV employees: Uttarakhand High Court
Respondents to start the process of filling the post of Assistant Clerk in the school by way of promotion from the qualified Group IV employees is
The engagement of the elder son will not obstruct the petitioner’s request for appointment on humanitarian grounds in any way: Uttarakhand High Court
The engagement of the elder son will not obstruct the petitioner’s request for appointment on humanitarian grounds in any way is upheld by th
A Muslim girl getting married while still being a minor breaches her fundamental right to safety, education, and a dignified life, all of which are guaranteed by Article 21 of the Indian Constitution: Uttarakhand High Court
A PIL claiming that a Muslim girl getting married while still being a minor breaches her fundamental right to safety, education, and a dignified li
Courts should not object to the residential proof of a child or wife and must accept duly sworn affidavits: Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court on 7th July 2022 ruled that family courts must accept affidavits from aggrieved parties (wife and children) clearly sta
