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By the team of Prime Legal
Constitutional Courts should refrain from directives unless exceptional circumstances warrant them.: Supreme court.
March 2, 2024by Primelegal Team0

High Court Bar Association v. State of U.P. & Ors Judgement is been delivered by Chief Justice of India, Dr Dhananjaya Y. Chandrachud, Justice

Granting of Permanent Commission (PC) to the Short Service Commissioned Officers (SSCO’s) in the Indian Navy must be executed without any prejudices: Supreme Court
March 2, 2024by Primelegal Team0

The issue in this case was regarding the grant of Permanent Commission (PC) to Short Service Commission Officers (SSCO’s) in the Indian Navy. The

The Amendment of the Plaint, which sought to challenge decree, was time barred and sue diligences was not demonstrated: Supreme Court
March 2, 2024by Primelegal Team0

In the case of Basavaraj vs. Indira and Others revolves around an appeal in the Supreme Court of India concerning an amendment sought by responden

The liability of TDS under Section 194-H can’t be extended for the ‘Payments’ made by the Assesses under ‘genuine business operations’: Supreme Court
March 2, 2024by Primelegal Team0

The issue revolving around this judgement is relating to the liability to deduct tax at source under Section 194-H of the Income Tax Act, 1961, whi

Increase in vacancies in Short Service Commissioned Officers (SSCOs) for the grant of Permanent Commission (PC) in the Indian Navy, is a rare case, should not set a precedent for future cases: Supreme Court
February 29, 2024by Primelegal Team0

The issue addressed in this judgment is the consideration of Short Service Commissioned Officers (SSCOs) for the grant of Permanent Commission (PC)

The deduction of tax at source should not be extended to true/genuine business transactions where the assessee is not the person responsible for paying or crediting income: Supreme Court
February 29, 2024by Primelegal Team0

The key issue addressed in this judgment revolves around the interpretation and application of Section 194-H of the Income Tax Act, 1961, specifica

Section 8A of the West Bengal Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Identification) Act, 1994, does not have a retrospective application.: Supreme Court
February 29, 2024by Primelegal Team0

This judgment pertains to the cancellation of a caste certificate issued to respondent No. 15, which has been challenged through a series of legal

Statutory remedies should be availed before approaching the Lokayukta, especially when there is a hierarchy of remedies provided by relevant statutes: Supreme Court
February 29, 2024by Primelegal Team0

The key issue addressed in this judgment pertains to the jurisdiction of the Lokayukta, specifically the Upa Lokayukta, in issuing directions regar

A substantial question of law arises when it has a material bearing on the rights of the parties involved and is not covered by specific provisions of law or settled legal principles: Supreme Court
February 29, 2024by Primelegal Team0

The Judgment analyzed in this blog revolves around the interpretation of the Commissioner’s order and its implications on the ownership of th

Worker’s prolonged absence from duty without permission, suggests they have no intention to return to their bank job, thus constituting Voluntary Retirement. : Supreme Court
February 29, 2024by Primelegal Team0

This judgment revolves around the legality of the workman’s deemed voluntary retirement from service and the subsequent reinstatement order.