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By the team of Prime Legal
Preventive Detention cannot be a substitute for ordinary law to absolve investigating authorities of their normal functions. : Telangana High Court
June 25, 2021by Primelegal Team0

The law here stipulates that law and order are different from public order because the law is found in all forms of the disorder. But public order

When the sentence is life imprisonment, suspension of sentence could be of different approach. : Manipur High Court
When the sentence is life imprisonment, suspension of sentence could be of different approach. : Manipur High Court
June 25, 2021by Primelegal Team0

“When a convicted person is sentenced to a fixed period of sentence and when he files an appeal under any statutory right, suspension of sentence

Guidelines laid down in Deepak Kumar v State of Haryana must be followed for desiltation of rivers: National Green Tribunal
June 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

The Supreme Court of India, in Deepak Kumar v State of Haryana laid down guidelines for conducting mining work to ensure there is no adverse effect

Occupancy tenants of land acquired by state have right to claim compensation under land acquisition laws: High Court of Jammu and Kashmir
June 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

Occupancy tenant has the right of occupancy in respect to the land held by him so he can live and cultivate on the land to earn a livelihood. Despi

In order to fulfil the mandate of Article 47 of the Constitution on promotion of public health, the Clinical Establishment Act 2010 was adopted for registration and regulation. : Jharkhand High Court
In order to fulfil the mandate of Article 47 of the Constitution on promotion of public health, the Clinical Establishment Act 2010 was adopted for registration and regulation. : Jharkhand High Court
June 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

In order to prescribe the minimum standards of facilities and services available to them, a clear objective for registration and regulation of cli

The theory of equality is an essential in State’s policy formation. : Jharkhand High Court
June 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

 The principle of equality is no longer integrated, and the view of the State is to be found in Articles 38, 39, 39A, 43 and 46 of Part III of the

DLIC ordered to conduct expeditious inspection and verification of documents for the grant of permission for opening new colleges: The High Court of Kerela
June 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

Keeping in mind the delays caused due to the long imposed lockdown and health crisis posed by the pandemic, the District Level Inspection Commissio

Petitioner granted 12 months relaxation in liquidating the loan account considering Covid-19 pandemic: The High court of Kerela
June 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

After analyzing the impact of covid-19 pandemic on the day to day activities and the financial risks posed by it, it would be appropriate to provid

Statements u/s 164 CrPC can be used both for contradiction and corroboration, and hence cannot be taken as a substantial evidence: Odisha High Court
June 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

A statement made under Section 164 CrPC is solely not a substantial evidence as such statement can be used for both contradiction and corroboration

Jurisdiction of the High Courts can be invoked if there is no alternative remedy for the petitioner – High Court of Sikkim
June 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

The jurisdiction of High Courts under article 226 is applicable only when the other available solutions have been exhausted or are unavailable. Suc