To be Stricto Sensu there Shouldn’t be any Delay and Laches: High Court of Shimla
The petition cannot be ‘stricto sensu’ said to be within the limitation period provided under Section 21 of the Administrative Tribunals Act as
Consent given under false promise of marriage is similar to consent u/s 90 of IPC: High Court of Orissa
If an accused from the very beginning of the relationship has made a promise of marriage without any intention to fulfil that promise and in place
Disregarding higher qualification in favour of lower qualifications for filling a vacant post is not legally sustainable: High Court of Bombay
For qualification as a government teacher, B.Ed. Degree with Non-Marathi subject of methodology will not erode the value of Post Graduate Degree in
Victimising a person for an Uncommunicated Order of Termination or Disengagement is not Lawful: Orissa High Court
Discriminating against a person at all stages and holding him responsible for an uncommunicated order is not legally permissible. Merely taking a d
Single act which has propensity to affect the public order and tranquility will be sufficient for detention: High Court of Telangana
An order or detention is not a curative or reformative or punitive action, but a preventive action, the avowed object of which is to prevent the an
Phone Tapping Violates Article 21 Unless Permitted by Procedure Established by Law: Chhattisgarh High Court
The dismissal order shall be focused solely on telephone communication recorded, which, therefore, would amount, against the dictum established by
FIR is not an encyclopedia which must disclose all the facts and details relating to the offence: Bombay High Court
It does not include much discussion that an FIR is just an informant account on a recognizable crime and that specifics of minutes should not be ex
No Fruitful Purpose will be Served by keeping the Petitioner Behind the Bars for an Unlimited Period: High Court of Shimla
The petitioner cannot be kept behind the bars for an unlimited period, especially investigation is complete and challan has been presented. This ho
‘Commercial Quantity’- any quantity greater than the quantity specified in official gazette: High Court of Shimla
Commercial quantity in relation to narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, means any quantity greater than the quantity specified in the offici
Irregularity at the hands of an inexperienced administrator cannot be given the garb of a criminal offence: High Court of Sikkim
Fraudulent acts by the selection authorities that lead to deprivation of employment for the genuine candidates are considered as a criminal offence
