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State does not fall within the definition of “person under erroneous belief” as per section 401(5) Cr.P.C: High Court of Delhi
State does not fall within the definition of “person under erroneous belief” as per section 401(5) Cr.P.C: High Court of Delhi

Section 401(5) Cr.P.C provides that when an appeal lies but an application for revision has been made to the High Court by any person and the High

CIRP cannot be challenged other than the Creditors of the company :NCLAT

Financial creditors of a corporate debtor would not come under the definition of aggrieved person so as to enable them to challenge an application

Company whose name has been removed from the Register of the Companies can be liquidated under the I&B Code: NCLAT

Initiation of Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process was maintainable against a company whose name had been struck off from the Register of the Co

Formulate an action plan to provide vaccines to the disabled: Karnataka High Court

The Karnataka High Court directed the State Government directing the State Government to come out with a scheme for providing vaccination to the pe

Expenditure of demurrage charges cannot be allowed in the absence of tax being deducted at source: Bombay High Court
Expenditure of demurrage charges cannot be allowed in the absence of tax being deducted at source: Bombay High Court

Payments made to a non-resident company by way of demurrage charges cannot be permitted in the absence of tax being deducted at source. A division

The State as a Public Employer is empowered under the proviso to Art.309 of the Constitution of India, to frame appropriate rules: Supreme Court
The State as a Public Employer is empowered under the proviso to Art.309 of the Constitution of India, to frame appropriate rules: Supreme Court

On deciding a case regarding the contradiction of rules framed by the new and old state, the Supreme court decided that the state under proviso to

Testimony of key Witnesses cannot be discredited when consistent, trustworthy, and natural, irrespective of omissions: Supreme Court

While hearing appeals against the conviction order of the High court, the Supreme court held that one cannot discredit or disregard the statements

Where nothing is left to be recovered from the petitioner, no purpose would be served in taking the petitioner in custody: High Court of Delhi

The case of the prosecutrix that the consent for physical relationship was given only because of a commitment by the petitioner that he would marry

Application for initiation of CIRP cannot be accepted with pre-existing dispute : NCLAT

Proceeding ex parte against the corporate debtor based on substituted service through the newspaper is permissible only when it is shown that the c

The Court can interfere with the change in policy on being satisfied that it is irrational or perverse in light of the Wednesbury principle: High Court of Delhi
The Court can interfere with the change in policy on being satisfied that it is irrational or perverse in light of the Wednesbury principle: High Court of Delhi

There cannot be any dispute that a policy decision can be reviewed from time to time. The impugned decision of the respondents is to recall its ear