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By the team of Prime Legal
Dismissal of appeal on non-compliance of documents regarding physical possession of machinery: High Court of Shimla.
April 25, 2021by Primelegal Team0

Once the bid document required a contractor to show that he was in physical possession of a particular kind of machinery in working order, he canno

The writ petition will not be served by the Court after the allotment of accommodation: High Court of Shimla
April 25, 2021by Primelegal Team0

When the allotment of the residential accommodation to the petitioner was subject to compliance being meted with the all the relevant rules, thereu

Wearing face masks casually shall be liable for punitive action: Punjab and Haryana High Court
April 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

In the present writ petition surrounding the rising Covid-19 cases, the quorum of Rajan Gupta J. and Karamjit J. of the Chandigarh High Court opine

Interim stay order by the Supreme Court does not extirpate the binding effect of judgment by High Court: Calcutta High Court
April 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

Any interim stay order given in refutation of an earlier judgment of any high court does not diminish its binding value. In the present matter surr

Core function of treaties is to aid commercial relations and equitable distribution of tax revenues: Delhi High Court
Core function of treaties is to aid commercial relations and equitable distribution of tax revenues: Delhi High Court
April 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

The purpose of international treaties is to streamline commerce between two nations and authorities should avoid double taxation as far as possible

Civil Court cannot usurp jurisdiction of DRT u/S 13 of the SARFAESI Act until civil rights are affected: Bombay High Court
April 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

Preliminary jurisdiction to try cases involving debt shall always be aligned with the Debts Recovery was opined by the bench constituting of N.J. J

The classical requirements for establishment of a claim of acquisition of title by adverse possession are nec vi, nec calm, nec precario: Orissa High Court
The classical requirements for establishment of a claim of acquisition of title by adverse possession are nec vi, nec calm, nec precario: Orissa High Court
April 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

The possession must be adequate in continuity, in publicity and in extent to show that it was adverse to the true owner as that of a competitor to

There must be existence of a proximate and live-link between the affect of cruelty based on dowry demand and the concerned death: Telangana High Court
April 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

Prosecution has failed to prove the guilt of the appellant beyond all reasonable doubt and he is entitled to the benefit of doubt. This was said in

Law does not necessarily require the person to be burdened with such harsh consequences of an error, without regard to facts and circumstances of the case: Delhi High Court
April 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

Some degree of administrative flexibility can be exercised to enable him to pursue an educational opportunity in a situation where neither the inst

No mala fide can be attributable to the doctors constituting the Medical Boards, the opinion formed by them to be preferred to the opinion of private or government doctors: Delhi High Court
April 24, 2021by Primelegal Team0

The petitioner having accepted the eligibility criteria condition and participated in the selection process cannot now cry “foul” only because