Procedural technicalities should take a back seat in PIL: Patna High Court
When an issue of severe public importance is up for review before the court, every technicality in the procedural law is not accessible as a defenc
A monetary penalty imposed on Noticee for conducting non-genuine trades and for violation of PFUTP Regulations, 2003 – THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE BOARD OF INDIA
A monetary penalty imposed on Noticee for conducting non-genuine trades and for violation of PFUTP Regulations, 2003 – THE SECURITIES AND EXC
Special (POCSO) case was set aside as no reason was assigned for the cognizance order – Jharkhand high court
Special (POCSO) case was set aside as no reason was assigned for the cognizance order – Jharkhand high court A petition demanding the quashing of
Use of Pricing Strategies does not Qualify as Abuse of Dominant Position: National Company Law Appellate Tribunal, Principal Bench, New Delhi
Employment of a pricing strategy to establish a brand and network to provide much more efficient and user-friendly services does not qualify as abu
Bailable warrant quashed for not following the section 9 of public demands recovery act – Jharkhand high court
Bailable warrant quashed for not following the section 9 of public demands recovery act – Jharkhand high court A writ petition was filed under ar
Criticism of an organization cannot be taken as a criticism of a community. – Madras High Court
“Indecent” relates to something morally offensive because it involves sex or being naked. “Scurrilous” means something that is very rude an
Medical termination of pregnancies can be allowed even where duration of the pregnancy has exceeded 24 weeks: High Court of Delhi
A pregnant woman should have a right to seek medical termination of pregnancy not only when the foetus is diagnosed with substantial abnormalities
Interrogatories by way of an affidavit can be entertained by Court to prove the facts of the case: High Court of Delhi
Affidavit evidence cannot be entertained unless the Court passes an order for sufficient reasons that any particular fact or facts may be proved
Trademarks that are identical or nearly assembles each other cannot be enforced against each other: High Court of Delhi
Section 28 of the Trade Marks Act, 1999, states that a validly registered trademark gives to the registered proprietor the exclusive right to use t
Sections 269SS and 269T of the Income Tax Act is not applicable in payments made pursuant to an agreement to sell: High Court of Delhi
To curb the increasing cash transactions which are leading to the accumulation of black money, 269SS and 269T were introduced to restrict these cas
