Green signal for demolishing illegal construction on forest land: Supreme Court of India
Green signal has been given for the demolition of restaurant-cum-hotel in Bus stand complex of Mcleodganj, Himachal Pradesh directed by the Nationa
Demand for outstanding dues from a borrower is not a ground for Abetment of Suicide under IPC: Bombay High Court
“The demand of outstanding loan amount from the person who was in default in payment of loan amount, during the course of employment as a duty, a
NOC cannot be denied on the grounds that it was not applied through a proper channel : Delhi High Court
No Objection Certificate cannot be denied on the grounds that it was not applied for through a proper channel. The High Court bench consisting of J
No legal proposition that evidence of police officers, unless supported by independent witnesses, is untrustworthy of acceptance: Delhi High Court
There is no legal proposition that if the evidence provided by the police officers is not supported by independent witnesses, it is untrustworthy o
Stay issued on three farm laws passed by the Central Government: Supreme Court of India
The three controversial farm laws i.e., Farmers (Empowerment & Protection) Agreement of Price Assurance & Farm Services Act 2020, Farmers P
Fraud is a arbitrable except where the arbitration agreement itself is vitiated by fraud : Supreme Court
Allegations of fraudulent invocation of the bank guarantee furnished under a substantive contract would be an arbitrable dispute, irrespective of w
Incorporation of one-sided and unreasonable clauses in the agreement are unfair trade practices: Supreme Court of India
Developer cannot push the apartment buyers to be in one-sided and unreasonable contract/agreement and if they do so, it will be considered as an un
Kerala High Court judgment on Munsiff Magistrate Selection set aside: Supreme Court
Filling up of additional vacancies of Munsiff-Magistrate posts from the current rank list directed by Kerala High Court has been set aside. Supreme
Injuries insufficient to cause death in ordinary course of nature, Life Imprisonment set aside: Supreme Court of India
Liability under the offence of murder does not arise if the injuries inflicted upon the deceased were insufficient in ordinary course of nature to
Access to clean drinking water is a Fundamental Right under the Constitution: Delhi High Court
The State Government has a duty under Article 21 of the Constitution to provide clean drinking water to all its citizens. Hence, the right to acces
