Swearing allegiance to Constitution; Bail condition for alleged Maoist: Madras High Court
The principle that swearing allegiance is made a pre-condition to granting bail to alleged terrorist or revolutionary suspects was upheld by
Interim injunction granted to Havells against Panasonic for deceptive similarity in ceiling fan design: Delhi High Court
The reasoning that deceptive similarity constituted as an infringement under Section 22 of The Designs Act was upheld by the High Court of Madras t
Smuggling of gold not threatening the economic security of India will not amount to a terrorist act under the UAPA: Delhi High Court
The principle that an element of threat to economic security needs to be established for gold smuggling to be considered a terrorist act under UAPA
Bail denied to a software engineer as being educated man, he’s not justified in making irresponsible comments against the judiciary: Andhra Pradesh High Court
This particular decision is upheld by the High Court of Andhra Pradesh through the learned bench led by HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE CHEEKATHI MANAVENDRA
Signatures on vakalat and Written statement cannot be considered as signatures of assured standard for want of expert opinion under section 45 of Evidence Act: Andhra Pradesh High Court
This particular decision is upheld by the High Court of Andhra Pradesh through the learned bench led by HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE NINALA SURYA in the
Making an offence under the POA Act against the bank officials who misplaced the title deeds of a claimant will be an abuse of the due process of law: Andhra Pradesh High Court
This particular decision is upheld by the High Court of Andhra Pradesh through the learned bench led by HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE C PRAVEEN KUMAR in t
There is neither rule of law nor of prudence that Dying Declaration cannot be acted upon without corroboration: Madhya Pradesh High Court
The Madhya Pradesh High Court in the case of Omkar vs State Of M.P. (CRA 646 of 2011) upheld that there is neither rule of law nor of prudence that
The power of attorney holder cannot depose the principal for the acts done by the principal and not by him : Madhya Pradesh High Court
The Madhya Pradesh High Court in the case of Kamlesh Kushwaha vs Vibha Kumar (SECOND APPEAL No. 1342 of 2018) upheld that the power of attorney hol
Failure of the investigating agency to hold a test identification parade does not have the effect of weakening the evidence of identification in the court : Madhya Pradesh High Court
In the case of Narayan vs State of MP (CRA 100 of 2012) the Madhya Pradesh High Court held that the failure of the investigating agency to hold a t
The bail or any other applications decided by the Special Court under NIA Act can only be heard by a Division Bench and not by a Single Bench: Allahabad High Court
Under the NIA Act, there are special courts. By notification, the Central Government has the authority to establish Special Courts for any location
