Shiksha Karmi is not a Government post: Chhattisgarh High Court
Shiksha Karmis are not holders of the civil post, therefore they cannot be treated as government servants. Government post has been upheld by the
Convicted person cannot seek writ of mandamus for consideration of his / her case for appointment: Chhattisgarh High Court
Once the petitioner has been convicted for criminal offences and he has been awarded jail sentence and fine sentence also, a writ of mandamus canno
The employer is required to take a decision while considering various aspects before arriving at a conclusion that the employee was unfit for the post: Chhattisgarh High Court
The employer is required to take a decision while considering various aspects before arriving at a conclusion that the employee was unfit for the p
The Sun TV Network has exclusive rights to broadcast the film “Jilla.”: Madras High Court
The 1st defendant after having assigned the telecast rights absolutely in favour of the plaintiff for a valid consideration, loses that right and t
Concerted Efforts by State Departments Necessary to Restore Temple Properties & Recover Monetary Loss: Madras High Court
The review meetings were conducted by the District Collectors. However, there is lack of coordination between the Departments and only through join
Culpable Homicide does not amount to murder without intention, even though the prior knowledge exists: Bombay High Court
Culpable Homicide does not amount to murder without intention, even though the prior knowledge exists, this has been upheld in the recent case of S
The Appellate Court cannot usurp the jurisdiction of trial court against the order granting temporary injunction: Rajasthan High Court
It is not permissible in law for the appellate court to usurp the territorial jurisdiction of trial court to grant temporary jurisdiction is upheld
A petitioner must adhere to the provisions contained in the Statute and must take the consequences on the failure to abide by the stipulation contained therein: Bombay High Court
A petitioner must adhere to the provisions contained in the Statute and take the consequences on the failure to abide by the stipulation contained
In cases of Motor Accident Claims 1/4th of deceased income is to be deducted instead of 1/3rd considering the number of dependents of the deceased: Rajasthan High Court
In the cases of Motor Accident Claims, a deduction of 1/4th from the income of the deceased is to be made for personal expenses instead of 1/3rd co
For granting bail under NDPS Act, the Court must have reasonable grounds to believe that the accused has not committed the offence: High Court of Delhi
The Court under Section 37(b)(ii) of the NDPS Act is not required to be merely satisfied about the dual conditions i.e. prima facie opinion of the
