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Relief under Article 226 can be exercised when litigant approaches the Court with clean hands: Karnataka High Court
Relief under Article 226 can be exercised when litigant approaches the Court with clean hands: Karnataka High Court

Discretionary relief under Article 226 of the Constitution of India shall not be granted if the conduct of the litigant is not with clean hands. A

High Court may adjudicate upon matters under its jurisdiction even if the seat of authority is not within territorial limits of the HC: Bombay High Court

Clause (2) of Article 226 of the Constitution of India makes it clear that the power to issue directions, orders or writs by any High Court within

Sale Deed cannot be discarded in absence of any material being on record to prove they were actuated with malafide: Himachal Pradesh High Court

While deciding on the enhancement of compensation regarding an acquired land under section 4 of Land Acquisition Act, the court held sale deeds can

Mere Attempt Sufficient for an offence under S.7 Prevention and Corruption Act: Supreme Court

On deciding the jurisdiction power of High Court under section 227/239 of Cr.PC, for an offense under section 7 of PC Act; the Court held that mere

If an authority acts in an arbitrary matter even in a matter of contract, an aggrieved party can approach the Court by way of Writ: High Court of Jammu and Kashmir
If an authority acts in an arbitrary matter even in a matter of contract, an aggrieved party can approach the Court by way of Writ: High Court of Jammu and Kashmir

If an authority acts in an arbitrary matter even in a matter of the contract, an aggrieved party can approach the Court by way of Writ under Articl

Under S.39 (7), Insurance Laws (Amendment) Act, 2015 nominee now has a beneficial interest in the amount payable and is no longer a mere receiver nominee: High Court of Delhi
Under S.39 (7), Insurance Laws (Amendment) Act, 2015 nominee now has a beneficial interest in the amount payable and is no longer a mere receiver nominee: High Court of Delhi

Section 39 of the Insurance Act, 1938 was amended adding Sub-section (7). Beneficiary nominee means a nominee who was entitled to receive the entir

No government order, notification or circular can be a substitute of the statutory rules framed with the authority of law: Tripura High Court

The established legal position is that the existing laws framed by legal authorities cannot be replaced by public order, notice or a circular. It w

There is no legal bar on the departmental inquiry proceeding when the criminal trial is pending: Tripura High Court

The departmental investigation process does not have a procedural bar while the criminal proceedings are underway. In the process of the operation,

Impugned notices and consequential orders are wholly unsustainable in law: Bombay High Court
Impugned notices and consequential orders are wholly unsustainable in law: Bombay High Court

Impugned notices and the consequential orders of audit are barred by limitation and thus without jurisdiction and are therefore not liable to be in

Section 11BB of Central Excise Tax does not distinguish between intentional and unintentional delay: Bombay High Court

Once there is delay in payment of refund within three months from the date of receipt of application, rigour of section 11BB sets in and payment of