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In cases involving Tender Documents, Judicial Review is equivalent to Judicial Restraint: Supreme Court

While addressing a civil appeal to reverse the decision of the High Court regarding Tender call Notices, the Supreme Court held that where tender d

Courts should not interfere with Arbitral award unless such award portrays perversity unpardonable U/S.34 of the Arbitration Act: High Court of Delhi

It is trite law that an arbitral award can be set aside only on the limited ground as set out in Sub-section (2) and (2A) of Section 34 of the A&am

No powers are vested with the Registrar to pass any interim orders while exercising its powers under Section 84 of the MSCS Act: High Court of Delhi
No powers are vested with the Registrar to pass any interim orders while exercising its powers under Section 84 of the MSCS Act: High Court of Delhi

The Registrar is an authority under the statute and the existence of his office, his powers, and functions are circumscribed by the provisions of t

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A child whose mother happens to be employed on a contractual basis with the Government, has the same needs as any other child. A denial of CCL to a

The presence of majority of a religious group in an area, is not a valid ground to disallow the celebration of religious festivals by other communities: Madras High Court

The secular character of a country will be destroyed if religious festivals and processions are disallowed merely because of the presence of a majo

The mere assertion that the vehicle was being moved at a high speed does not be talked about any negligence or rashness by itself: Tripura High Court

The mere declaration that the vehicle was driven at a high speed is not a reference to either negligence or rapidity. There are, of course, certain

Damages are entirely insufficient as panacea for the holder of a valid patent: High Court of Delhi

It is also a well-settled position in law that damages are entirely insufficient as a panacea for the holder of a valid patent, which is infringed

Bank guarantees cannot be interdicted on account of mere contractual disputes between the parties: High Court of Delhi
Bank guarantees cannot be interdicted on account of mere contractual disputes between the parties: High Court of Delhi

It is well settled that a bank guarantee can be interdicted only in exceptional circumstances. Mere contractual disputes cannot be asserted to give

Parties are co-owners/ joint-owners, etc. cannot be the sole criterion for refusing injunction: Himachal Pradesh High Court

On a suit filed for permanent prohibitory injunction order for constructing a hotel on a joint land without the consent of co-owners, The High Cour

Total Non-Compliance Of S.42 NDPS Act Can Never Be Accepted: Supreme Court

While hearing an appeal against the order of conviction under section 15 of the NDPS Act, the Supreme Court held that during investigation total no