Bail granted to EX- MLA PC George in Hate speech case: Kerala High Court
Ex- MLA PC George was granted interim bail in a hate speech case PC George vs State of Kerala & Ors (BAIL APPL. NO. 4094 OF 2022) by the Kerala
Anticipatory Bail of the accused can be considered by the Court even if the accused is abroad: Kerala High Court
The High Court of Kerala, while awarding interim- anticipatory bail to actor Vijay Babu in the case, Vijaya Babu vs State of Kerala & Ors (BAIL
Writ Petition can’t be filed for police negligence and delays during investigation: Telangana High Court
This particular judgement is upheld by Telangana High Court by Justice Lalitha Kanneganti in case of K. Savya v. Station House Officer (WRIT PETITI
Apology cannot be accepted in case it is hollow, there is no remorse, no regret, no repentance, or if it is only a device to escape the rigour of the law: Telangana High Court
This particular decision is upheld by the Telangana High Court by a division bench of Justice P Naveen Rao and Justice M G Priyadarshini in the cas
Arbitration clause is enforceable even if it is embedded in an unstamped Charterparty Agreement: Andhra Pradesh High Court
This particular decision is upheld by Andhra Pradesh High Court the through the learned bench led by a division bench of Chief Justice Prashant Kum
If victims of predicate offenses are permitted to bail in the Gangsters Act, it shall open Pandora’s box and prove a hurdle in the disposal of the case: Allahabad High Court
In the present bail application, the applicant is seeking bail under the Gangster and Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act which is upheld by Th
Order granting or refusing injunction u/s 146 of UP Revenue Code 2006, held appealable u/s 207 and not revisable u/s 210- STAY AND INJUNCTION: Allahabad High Court
An order of injunction and an order of stay has been held to be distinct and to serve different purposes under the sections of UP Revenue Code was
Guidelines for fair treatment for Disabled Female Athletes: Madras High Court
The rights of disabled female athletes to fair treatment were upheld by the High Court of Madras presided by HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE R. MAHADEVAN in
Bail granted to Co-accused ignoring Sec 37 NDPS Act-Without giving reason-Not binding upon Coordinate Bench-BAIL REJECTED: Allahabad High Court
The decision of the Bail Rejected in the case where bail is granted to Co-accused ignoring sec 37 of The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances
Section 73 of The Finance Act, 1994 provides a time limit of 30 months and the burden of prove is on the Respondent to claim any extension : Patna High Court
This petition was filled by M/s Biswas Security Services India Pvt. Ltd. Jamuna Apartment, Boring Road, Shop No.3, Patna,
