Disclosure of Interest necessary for Information sought under the RTI Act: Delhi High Court
Whenever information is sought under the Right to Information Act, disclosure of interest in the information sought is necessary. Such disclosure w
Certification u/s 65 B(4) of the Evidence Act must be available for relying upon the WhatsApp messages: Punjab and Haryana High Court
Investing authorities can only rely upon the WhatsApp messages during the investigation if such messages are certified u/s 65 B of the Evidence Act
Description by boundaries would prevail over all other descriptions in a property dispute : Karnataka High Court
True construction of a document is seen when the actual intention of the parties is made clear through it. The High Court bench consisting of J. S.
Amicable settlement between the parties can be a relevant factor for reducing the quantum of sentence: Supreme Court of India
If the parties mutually decide and consensually agree to the settlement between them, then the court can consider reducing the quantum of the sente
Court has power to set aside ex-parte decree on the grounds of fraud: Calcutta High Court
Civil Courts can set aside an ex-parte decree on the grounds of fraud or abuse of court process under Section 151 of the Code of Civil Procedure. T
Election process cannot be interfered with once commenced : Kerala High Court
Once the election process is commenced, the same cannot be interfered with. The High Court bench consisting of J. C. T. Ravikumar and J. K. Haripal
Irrational restraints may amount to waiver of the rights of a Person: Delhi High Court
Irrational restrictions may amount to waiver of the rights of a person. Imposing such restraints which have no rationale and justification qua and
Litigation can’t be kept alive unendingly at the choice of the litigant: Supreme Court of India
A litigant is not allowed with the option of utilizing the writ jurisdiction only to take a chance and then to seek recourse to the other remedy af
Declining relief on the basis of delay in filing petition is deprivation of Fundamental right: Delhi High Court
Declining relief solely on the basis of delay in filing petition is deprivation of Fundamental right. The nature of the material facts and the back
Strict proof of essential marriage rites not required for maintenance application under Section 125 CrPC: Allahabad High Court
“There is prima facie material on record to suggest that the parties have married or are having relationship in the nature of marriage, the court
