Evidence to be corroborated beyond doubt to establish offence – Bombay High Court
Mere production of the extract of the recorded version or even such verification of voice of the accused only is not sufficiently held by Hon’ble
Responsibility of the state to give shelter to all – Allahabad High Court
It is the responsibility of the State to protect everyone, more specifically the population of weaker sections from any hardship that may aggravate
Mere marks of hanging on the body of the victim don’t mean that it was a suicide: High Court Of Patna
The petitioners were alleged of killing the informant’s daughter or their Daughter-in-Law. The FIR of the same was done by the village people
The case can’t be reheard due to the absence of the witnesses of the parties to the case: High Court Of Patna
The Appellant moved to the Court for revising the previous judgment of his acquittal and plead that since the witnesses who supported him werenR
It is well known through series of judgments of the Supreme Court that where there is clear breach of principles of natural justice, availability of alternative remedy would not prevent the High Court from exercising this jurisdiction: Tripura High Court
While quashing the very order of assessment on the ground of inadequate hearing, it is not necessary to examine the legality of the order passed by
When Detaining Authority has failed to explain the grounds to detenu in the language which he understands, it constitutes an infraction of a valuable constitutional right: High Court of J&K and Ladakh
Since the Detaining Authority has failed to explain the grounds to detenu in the language which he understands and not mentioning in the detention
Petition under Article 227 of the Constitution challenging the proceedings under Chapter IV of the DV Act would be maintainable: The High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh
There is no bar in entertaining a petition under Article 227 of the Constitution even in orders passed by criminal courts. The condition laid down
General Lien cannot be exercised by Banker, factors, Wharfingers, Attorneys and Broker: Bombay High Court
It is just and proper to direct defendants to release bills of lading immediately. In fact, it appears, that since the second consignment has not b
Principles of Natural Justice to be read into the RBI’s Master Circulars: Telangana High Court
The Master Circular issued by the Reserve Bank of India that deals with the classification of accounts as fraud accounts should read principles of
The Proceedings as per Rule 43B of Bihar Pension Rules shall take place within 4 Years from the happening of an Event: High Court Of Patna
A Writ Petition was filed concerning the punishment awarded in the previous case. The Petitioner argued that the time period of 4 years for the pro
