Advocates entitled to appear in maintenance Tribunals u/s 30 of Advocates act: Kerala High Court
Section 30 confers that a right to practise on the advocate throughout the territories before Courts, Tribunals and any other authority before whom
Non-signatory being a direct beneficiary and involved in the contract, can be compelled to arbitrate: High Court of New Delhi
Whether a non-signatory is a direct beneficiary of the contract containing the arbitration clause is material in determining whether the said benef
Right to arbitration will not be rejected unless a concluded settlement is placed before the court: Supreme Court of India
The arbitration clause cannot be invoked in view of the settlement ending in the resolution of the dispute unless there is material brought on reco
Courts will be cautious in exercising inherent powers to interfere with a consent decree except when an exceptional or glaring error is recorded apparently: Supreme Court of India
Consent decrees are intended to create estoppels by judgment against the parties, thereby putting an end to further litigation between the parties.
Transfer of an investigation to the CBI is not a matter of routine: High Court of Patna
There is no absolute proposition requiring transfer of investigation of a case in which police personnel are allegedly involved unless it becomes n
Lawyers not to be harassed by GST notice, high court warns government again for issuing notice to a lawyer for the GST collection- Prime Legal
Lawyers must be exempted from paying tax and must not be harassed by GST notice. Time and again the court stressed upon the practicing lawyers that
Satisfying the Fetters of Section 37 of the NDPS Act is Candling the Infertile Eggs: High Court of Shimla
The ratio of the decision is that to get the bail in commercial quantity of substance, the accused must meet the twin conditions of Section 37 of N
Threat to any Person Acquainted with the Facts so as to Dissuade him from Disclosing such Facts to Police would Cancel the Bail: High Court of Shimla
Directly or indirectly make any inducement, threat or promise to any person acquainted with the facts of the case so as to dissuade him from disclo
Banks cannot wash off their hands and claim that they bear no liability towards their customers for operation of locker: Supreme Court of India
Locker Hiring Facility will now be governed by principles laid down by SC that shall remain binding upon the banks which are providing locker or sa
Quality of the reasoning is more important than the length of the reasons while granting Bail: Supreme Court
While granting a bail application is considered a right of the accused since prolonged custody is considered against rule of law but any judicial o
