There is no bar in entertaining a petition under Article 227 of the Constitution even in orders passed by criminal courts. The condition laid down
There is no bar in entertaining a petition under Article 227 of the Constitution even in orders passed by criminal courts. The condition laid down
Common proceeding is permissible only in a case where two or more government servants are involved and liable to be punished by a single competent
It is just and proper to direct defendants to release bills of lading immediately. In fact, it appears, that since the second consignment has not b
The Master Circular issued by the Reserve Bank of India that deals with the classification of accounts as fraud accounts should read principles of
A Writ Petition was filed concerning the punishment awarded in the previous case. The Petitioner argued that the time period of 4 years for the pro
If statutory compliance of Section 141 of the NI Act has been made, it may not open for the High Court to interfere under Section 482 CrPC as uphel
Merely because the Claims Tribunal while deciding the claim petition has come to the conclusion that there has been a lack of care on the part of t
The court should exercise its writ jurisdiction and invoke its powers of judicial review, so as to set at naught the perverse and illegal order pas
The rule of evidence before the civil proceedings is that the onus would lie on the person who would fail if no evidence is led by the other side a
Government cannot refuse to reimburse the expenditure of medical treatment to an individual on the basis that he/she failed to obtain a prior refer