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FIR liable to be quashed if no useful purpose is served in prosecuting accused further: Delhi High Court

In matter pertaining to frivolous complaints, the Delhi High Court bench of Suresh Kumar Kait J. opined that FIRs which serve no substantial purpos

Retrospective promotion to be allowed in the absence of any pending prosecution against the employee: Delhi High Court

In matter pertaining to sealed cover procedure, withheld promotions can be allowed retrospectively after the proceedings are terminated. It was thu

High Court issues stringent directions on oxygen supply, ICU beds, medicines and Remdesivir injections: Karnataka High Court

The Court agrees to have issued stringent directions from time to time against the State Government and the agencies and the instrumentalities of t

Presumption under S139 of NI Act unsustainable if there is a failure to show the debt transaction in income tax return – Telangana High Court

The evidence placed on record by the complainant is not sufficient to prove the case against the accused beyond all reasonable doubt. Hence, the tr

The totality of the circumstances deserves to be seen before a person is granted or denied anticipatory bail: Delhi High Court

Nothing has been shown to the Court in the form of any cogent and primfacie evidence which could show that he has threatened anybody or tried to ta

If the advance payment check is dishonoured, criminal responsibility under Section 138 shall not arise: Jharkhand High Court

Payment by check in the form of an advance payment has been stated, that there was no outstanding liability at the time the check was drawn. As a r

The probationer will only resume his duties if the job is vacant and acceptable: Madhya Pradesh High Court

If the probationer can resume after the two-year duration has expired, automatic certification cannot be asserted as a matter of right because, acc

Arbitration clause would continue to be applicable and operative in case of a post-dissolution dispute unless otherwise mentioned: Bombay High Court

The Arbitration Clause is all-encompassing and would include all the disputes, controversies, and differences between the parties relating to the P

In ordinarily transfers deputationist has no legal right to be absorbed in the post to which he is deputed: Jharkhand High Court

Ordinarily transfers on deputations are made as against equivalent post from one cadre to another, one department to another, or one Government to

The provision of disqualification based on having more than two living children have been held to be not ultra vires: Jharkhand High Court

The clause of disqualification based on possessing more than two living children has been ruled unconstitutional when it pertains to disqualificat

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