![Non-availability of Ventilators and ICU is not a valid reason to deny admission to the Hospital [COVID-19]: Bombay High Court](https://blog.primelegal.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/life-imprisonment-899x640.jpg)
The state is duty-bound to make all infrastructural and medical facilities available to save the life of people affected or likely to be affected
Insolvency Resolution process initiated against Anil Ambani by NCLT: Mumbai Special Bench
While debt and default have remained undisputed, the incongruity of the declaration of NPA has not been raised and contested by the Respondent. Bes
Minors shall be permitted to donate living organ or tissue on exceptional medical grounds : Delhi High Court
The eligibility to donate under exceptional medical grounds requires to be determined based on various factors like medical fitness, case circumsta
Challenging the Inherent Jurisdiction of High Court: Ranchi High Court
To quash the initiation of the prosecuting against an accused at the stage of issuing processor at the stage of committal or even at the stage of f
Section 2(viii), 2(viiib), 2(xxiv), 2(xxv), 2(xxviii) of NDPS Act define the words “conveyance”, “illicit traffic”, “to import inter-State” and “to transport”: High Court Of Kashmir and Ladakh
The petitioner files an application for grant of bail before The Principal Sessions Judge, Baramulla and also the same was held in the judgement pa
The evidence which is recorded before the Tribunal has to be given weightage over the contents of the First Information Report: Supreme Court of India
If any evidence before the Tribunal runs contrary to the contents in the First Information Report, the evidence which is recorded before the Tribun
When an insurable incident occurs, there should be no fundamental breach of the conditions in the contract of insurance: Supreme Court of India
Driving or using the vehicle without a valid registration amounts to a clear violation of Section 39 and 192 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 which
The aggrieved may be provided monthly relief by a Magistrate under The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005: High Court Of Meghalaya
Any order, or report of any gross illegality, or any grave miscarriage of justice, will not ordinarily be entertained or found to be maintainable u
Extension of time for investigation under NDPS Act not to be allowed if progress of investigation is not disclosed: Bombay High Court
An application questioning the legality of the order passed by N.D.P.S Special Judge, Pune which granted an extension of time to conduct investigat
FIR registered against Tablighi Jamaat by Maharashtra Police quashed: Hon’ble High Court of Bombay
The Hon’ble High court of Bombay while quashing the FIRs registered against the Tablighi Jamaat observed that there was a “smell of malice” i
