Court can’t deny eviction of tenant without a bona fide need: High Court of Delhi
The presence of an alternate land that can be used for accommodation by the landlord cannot by itself be a ground for denying a suit of eviction ag
Reliable testimony a must for establishing ‘Standard of proof: High court of Delhi
When any government agency uses the testimony of the officers to convict someone of carrying prohibited drugs, such testimonies cannot be inconsist
Compromised Inter se- No Fruitful Purpose to be served in Continuing the Criminal Proceedings: High Court of Shimla
Keeping in view that the matter compromised inter-se them, the possibility of conviction is remote and no fruitful purpose would be served in conti
Needful to be done within the Stipulated Time frame: High court of Shimla
To ensure timely compliance ordered if needful is not done within the said period, respondent would be entitled to 9% interest and it has no specif
Arbitrary valuation of the suit for the purpose of court fee is not permitted: High Court of Delhi
Where the objective and positive material for the correct valuation of the relief claimed is available in the relief itself and petitioners have cl
The Pith and substance of the CGST Act is on a topic upon which the Parliament has power to legislate, levy and collect GST: High Court of Delhi
Constitutionality of an enactment or any part thereof and the burden to show that there has been a clear transgression of constitutional principles
Compromise Deed- No further Proceedings to be Conducted: High Court of Shimla
If the parties had compromised the matter vide Compromise Deed, then no purpose would be served by keeping the proceedings alive. This remarkable j
Commercial Quantity – Quantity Greater than the Quantity Specified in the NDPS Act : High Court of Shimla
The NDPS Act defines commercial quantity as the quantity greater than the quantity specified in the schedule. S. 2 (xxiii-a) defines a small quanti
Decree granting restitution of conjugal rights can be denied without a justifiable cause: High court of Calcutta
In absence of any cogent or corroborative evidence in support of the claim of the appellant, it can be held that the appellant deserted the respond
Non-extension of service contract not same as terminating a service contract: High court of Calcutta
An employer is well within his rights to extend the service contract of a contractual employee as long as his services are required by the employer
