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In a commercial dispute, a notice asking for arbitration ought not to be construed too strictly: Calcutta High Court

A notice seeking for arbitration of dispute between the concerned parties should not be shrouded with technicality. The bench in Universal Consorti

If the Trial Court erred in reading the evidence on record, the High Court may Interfere: Supreme Court
If the Trial Court erred in reading the evidence on record, the High Court may Interfere: Supreme Court

When the Trial Court has erred in giving judgment with evidence on record which is acceptable or misreading the evidence, the High Court is justifi

Medical insurance and health insurance services are essential services: High Court of Delhi

Medical insurance and health insurance services are essential services during the COVID-19 pandemic situation. Thus, the employees of the Petitione

Court is empowered to examine the existence as well as validity of an arbitration agreement: High Court of Delhi

The Court has to consider the existence as well as the validity of the arbitration agreement in the present proceedings under Section 11 of the Arb

Guidelines for optimum usage of oxygen to be presented to all hospitals across Karnataka: Karnataka High Court

Information about helplines connected to Oxygen Control Room must be made available to each and every hospital in the State that is admitting Covid

Bail granted to appellant in Dabholkar murder case due to lack of evidence: Bombay High Court

There must be sufficient reasons for denying a bail application and that must include prima facie evidence that prove beyond reasonable doubt the i

Passport cannot stand revoked on account of administration fallacies: Delhi High Court

Passport issued to the Indians residing abroad cannot be revoked until notice has been served and the individual has been afforded a hearing. The b

Section 31(1) of FERA did not require the foreign national to obtain permission at the time of entering into the agreement for sale per se: Calcutta High Court
Section 31(1) of FERA did not require the foreign national to obtain permission at the time of entering into the agreement for sale per se: Calcutta High Court

The present application had been filed by the defendant before the bench of Moushumi Bhattacharya J. in a suit for specific performance of an agree

Condition precedent for Bail should be reasoned and cannot be out of the Financial Capacity of the Applicant: Bombay High Court

When the applicant is being given bail on condition precedent, the order shall discuss and provide reasons for the same. It should also be within t

Under S. 21 of the Specific Relief Act, the plaintiff is entitled to compensation with solatium and interest when land has been acquired: Supreme Court

When the contract has become impossible for no fault of the plaintiff and land has been acquired by the acquiring body, they are eligible for compe