In matter pertaining to administrative law, it held by the Delhi High Court bench of Rajiv Sahai Endlaw J. and Amit Bansal J. in of Civil Audit Ass
In matter pertaining to administrative law, it held by the Delhi High Court bench of Rajiv Sahai Endlaw J. and Amit Bansal J. in of Civil Audit Ass
In the facts and circumstances of a particular case, Magistrate may take cognizance on the basis of the complaint instituted before him and may ado
The determination whether the MoU had been novated by the Share Holders Agreement would require a detailed consideration of the Agreements, and sur
The word “shall be presumed” in Section 3 the MTP Act, 1971, clearly shows the intention of the legislature. In the case of rape, anguish on ac
The explanation to Section 43 shows that a private vehicle would not come within the expression “public place”, the relevant provision would no
It is not possible to postulate all situations of hardship, which would govern employees on the issue of recovery, where payments have mistakenly b
High time that the State reviews and revises the list of accreditation so as to ensure that only genuine and credible correspondents are accorded a
The appellant had no valid, proper and effective legal representation in the case which is violation of the principles enshrined under Articles 39-
Prima facie, it is the obligation of the defendant to disclose the details of all other movable and immovable properties held by him. He is under a
Property of the absconder can be attached anytime after the non-appearance of the accused in pursuance of a proclamation, it may, however, be advis