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CANCELLATION OF THE BAIL GRANTED TO THE PETITIONER BY THE LEARNED SPECIAL JUDGE IS WELL WITHIN THE POWER OF A COURT: KERALA HIGH COURT
CANCELLATION OF THE BAIL GRANTED TO THE PETITIONER BY THE LEARNED SPECIAL JUDGE IS WELL WITHIN THE POWER OF A COURT: KERALA HIGH COURT
March 10, 2023by Primelegal Team

The High Court of Kerala passed a judgement on  18th January 2023 which stated that cancellation of the bail granted to the petitioner by the lear

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GRANT OF SPECIAL PAY FOR ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES WOULD NOT, BY ANY STRETCH OF IMAGINATION, RESULT IN ANY JUNIOR-SENIOR ANOMALY SINCE IT IS A SPECIAL EMOLUMENT GIVEN FOR EXTRA WORK DONE : KERALA HIGH COURT
GRANT OF SPECIAL PAY FOR ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES WOULD NOT, BY ANY STRETCH OF IMAGINATION, RESULT IN ANY JUNIOR-SENIOR ANOMALY SINCE IT IS A SPECIAL EMOLUMENT GIVEN FOR EXTRA WORK DONE : KERALA HIGH COURT
March 10, 2023by Primelegal Team

The High Court of Kerala passed a judgement on  18 January, 2023 which stated that the Grant of special pay for administrative duties would not, b

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Any Excess Expenditure Incurred by the Trust/ Charitable Institution in Earlier Assessment Year Could Be Allowed to Be Set Off Against Income of Subsequent Years: The Supreme Court
March 10, 2023by Primelegal Team

The Supreme Court in the case of CIT (E) v. Subros Educational Society (2018) 303 CTR 1/166 DTR 257 (SC) held that as per S. 11 of Income Tax Act:

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Mere ‘Smell Of Alcohol’ From Injured Does Not Invalidate His Claim In Motor Accident: Karnataka High Court
Mere ‘Smell Of Alcohol’ From Injured Does Not Invalidate His Claim In Motor Accident: Karnataka High Court
March 9, 2023by Primelegal Team

The Karnataka High Court has passed a judgment on 28th February, 2023 that even if a person was intoxicated or smelling with alcohol, the same cann

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Information Commission Is Bound To Hear PIO Before Imposing Penalty For Alleged Violation Of RTI Act: Karnataka High Court
Information Commission Is Bound To Hear PIO Before Imposing Penalty For Alleged Violation Of RTI Act: Karnataka High Court
March 9, 2023by Primelegal Team

The Karnataka High Court has passed a judgement on 9th February, 2023 that if an order is passed by the Karnataka State Information Commission impo

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Bail granted in apparent violation of Article 21: Punjab High Court.
Bail granted in apparent violation of Article 21: Punjab High Court.
March 9, 2023by Primelegal Team

The Punjab High Court, on 13th December, 2022, in Jasbir Singh v/s State of Punjab (CRA-D-679-2022), granted bail to an accuse under the UAPA on gr

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Petitioner cannot deflect from responsibility towards wife, kids: Punjab High Court.
Petitioner cannot deflect from responsibility towards wife, kids: Punjab High Court.
March 9, 2023by Primelegal Team

The Punjab High Court on 2nd March, 2023, in Sh. Sandeep Malik v/s Renu and others (CRR(F)-314 of 2023(O&M), held that the petitioner was respo

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Waiver of Loan Cannot Be Assessed as Business Income: The Supreme Court
March 9, 2023by Primelegal Team

The Supreme Court in the case of CIT v. Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd. (2018) 404 ITR 1/165 DTR 337/302 CTR 213/255 Taxman 305 (SC) held that as per S.

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AS A CREATURE OF THE STATUTE, THE CORPORATION CANNOT PREVENT AN ESTABLISHMENT FROM SEEKING AN EXEMPTION FROM THE PROVISIONS OF THE EMPLOYEES STATE INSURANCE ACT, 1948 WHEN THE GRANT OF SUCH EXEMPTION IN AN INTEGRAL FEATURE OF THE STATUTORY SCHEME: KERALA HIGH COURT
AS A CREATURE OF THE STATUTE, THE CORPORATION CANNOT PREVENT AN ESTABLISHMENT FROM SEEKING AN EXEMPTION FROM THE PROVISIONS OF THE EMPLOYEES STATE INSURANCE ACT, 1948 WHEN THE GRANT OF SUCH EXEMPTION IN AN INTEGRAL FEATURE OF THE STATUTORY SCHEME: KERALA HIGH COURT
March 9, 2023by Primelegal Team

The High Court of Kerala passed a judgement on  16th January 2023, which stated that as a creature of the statute, the corporation cannot prevent

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SECTION 17(2) OF THE ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION ACT 1996 ONLY ENABLES AN ARBITRATOR TO PASS AN INTERIM ORDER. THERE IS NO POWER VESTED WITH THE ARBITRATOR TO ACT AS A CIVIL COURT AND ENFORCE THE ORDER.: KERALA HIGH COURT
SECTION 17(2) OF THE ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION ACT 1996 ONLY ENABLES AN ARBITRATOR TO PASS AN INTERIM ORDER. THERE IS NO POWER VESTED WITH THE ARBITRATOR TO ACT AS A CIVIL COURT AND ENFORCE THE ORDER.: KERALA HIGH COURT
March 9, 2023by Primelegal Team

The High Court of Kerala passed a judgement on 17TH DAY OF JANUARY 2023                                       which stated that

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