“Service Benefits Do Not Form Bequeathable Estate Of Any Government Servant”: Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court on 16th March, 2023 has held that service benefits do not form the bequeathable estate of any government servant. This was
Karnataka High Court Stays Externment Order Against BSc Student For Two Weeks To Allow Him Appear For Scheduled Examinations.
The Karnataka High Court came to the aid of a student pursuing B.Sc course, has stayed for two weeks the execution and operation of the externment
The Supreme Court of Canada rules that lifetime and mandatory registration on the Sex Offender Register are unconstitutional.
Canada’s mandatory and perpetual inclusion on the sex offenders registry has been ruled illegal by the Supreme Court of Canada. Justices Andr
Multiple arbitrations are permissible if the cause of action arises after the constitution of a tribunal.: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court has passed a judgement on 17-02-2022 in the case of Panipat Jalandhar NH1 Tollway Pvt. Ltd. Vs NHAI ARB.P. 820/2021. Justice S
Trademark disputes that purely arise in respect of contractual rights and obligations of the parties can be referred to arbitration: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court has passed a judgment on 17-02-2022 in the case of Vijay Kumar Munjal and Ors. Vs Pawan Munjal& Anrs ARB.P. 975/2021. Just
“Legal System Completely Failed Him”: Orissa High Court Orders ₹10 Lakh Compensation To Wife Of Tribal Man Killed In Police Custody
Facts of the Case: The high court of Orissa passed a judgment on 17 March 2023, stating that the victim labelled as a maoist was denied his basic r
Chokad Is Not An Industrial Input: Orissa High Court Quashes Order Imposing 4% VAT
Facts of the Case The high court of Orissa passed a judgment on 8 March 2023, by quashing the order imposing a 4% value-added tax (VAT) on the whea
Separation of Powers and Article 50 Of the Constitution
Mukherjee J. rendered the first decision regarding the separation of powers in the case of Ram Jawaya Kapur v. State of Punjab. “The Constitu
Doctrine of Harmonious Construction
This idea states that a statute’s provisions should not be read or interpreted in isolation, but rather as a whole to eliminate any inconsist
An examination of Articles 164 and 75 of the Indian Constitution
On December 27, 1970, the President of India abolished the House of the People. There is nothing in the Constitution, namely in Art. 75(3), that ma
