Nobody has a fundamental right to a public holiday: Bombay High Court
Public holidays are a matter of public policy and cannot be availed as a matter of violation of fundamental rights as the Bombay High Court rightfu
Test for paternity not violation to right against self incrimination:Karnataka High Court
The question as to whether conducting DNA test of a person accused of rape in order to paternity of a child born out of such crime is against funda
Larger public interest supercedes individual interest: Allahabad High Court
Jeremy Bentham’s principle of Utilitarianism was based on the ideology of greatest good for the greatest number.Similar principle was adhered to
A magistrate can before taking cognizance of an offense under section 190(1)(a), direct Police investigation under section 156(3): Delhi High Court
The issue was with respect to taking cognizance of an offense by the Magistrate when FIR is not registered by the police. This was clarified in the
Old Pension Scheme (OPS) Benefits shall extend to BSF recruits though they have been appointed after the year 2003: Delhi High Court
The issue is whether the 2003 BSF recruits who were actually recruited in 2004 are eligible for the old pension scheme benefits. This was decided i
Compassionate appointment cannot be offered to minors as per the applicable circulars -Jharkhand high court
Compassionate appointment cannot be offered to minors as per the applicable circulars -Jharkhand high court A petition challenging the decision in
If security deposit already been forfeited, it will not be refunded: Patna High Court
As all questions of fact and law are left open, and the appropriate authority will consider and decide all issues of fact and law in a timely and p
Natural justice principles shall be followed, the parties shall be given a fair hearing by District Magistrate: Patna High Court
When considering an application with the District Magistrate, natural justice principles shall be followed, and the parties shall be given a fair h
“Offender uses any deadly weapon” under section 397 of Indian Penal Code also includes mere exhibition or brandishing of the weapon : Supreme Court
As per section 397 of Indian Penal Code that deals with use of any armed weapon during a robbery does not mean that the accused has to literally us
Authorities Must Ensure Compliance of Environmental Norms: The National Green Tribunal, Principal Bench, New Delhi
Authorities executing a project need to be held responsible for ensuring that no illegal felling of trees is carried out, and that there is due com
