Due permission must be obtained before revising a development plan: Bombay High Court
In order to move forward with the revision of a draft development plan, the said proposal must be reflected by the State under the provisions of th
“Society has always portrayed “homosexual”, “gay”, “lesbian” as anathema: Madras High Court
Justice N Anand Venkatesh garnered immense respect for his decision in Ms. S Sushma v. Commissioner of Police; [W.P.No.7284 of 2021], for supportin
Opportunity for re-evaluation of answer sheets cannot be claimed by candidates in any examination as a right: The High Court of Delhi
In the absence of any specific provision conferring such a right upon an examinee to have her answer books revaluated, no such direction can be iss
If the Magistrate has dismissed the complaint without giving reasons, the error is of a kind that goes to the root of the matter: Orissa High Court
If the Magistrate has rejected the case for no cause, the mistake is a kind that is at the bottom of the situation. Without the justifications, the
Financial creditors may perceive Rs 550-600 Billion through IBC in FY22
The flare-up of the Covid-19 pandemic and its connected impacts in FY2021 battered the possibilities for focused on resource resolution. The pandem
Decree granted by RERA to homebuyers cannot be the basis for initiating insolvency: NCLAT
Decree-holder cannot be treated as a financial creditor for the purpose of triggering insolvency proceedings against a company. The judgment passed
There is no absolute rule that an extra-judicial confession can never be the basis of a conviction: Orissa High Court
An extra-judicial confession is a weak piece of evidence or not, it depends upon the facts of that particular case and it should be examined by the
Preventive detention to be exercised with utmost caution and restraint: High Court of Jammu and Kashmir
Preventive detention is passed with a view to prevent the person from committing such illegal activities in future on the past conduct which may be
Order of a High Court which does not contain reasons for prima facie concluding that a bail should be granted is liable to be set aside for non-application of mind: The High Court of Delhi
There is a need to indicate in the order, reasons for prima facie concluding why bail was being granted particularly where an accused was charged o
Asserting a fact for the purpose of getting bail and denying the same while seeking leniency by revision cannot be entertained: Jharkhand High Court
In a case where bail is granted by asserting one fact , denial of the same fact cannot be a ground for seeking leniency and modifying the sentence
