Jurisdiction of an Arbitral Tribunal will be decided by the tribunal itself : Delhi High Court
Section 16 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 empowers the arbitral tribunal to rule on its own jurisdiction. The High Court bench consi
Devotion, Integrity and Honesty is a Sine Qua Non for every Bank employee: Supreme Court of India
Upholding the dismissal of a Bank clerk, Supreme Court observed that it is every Bank employees’ duty to work with devotion and integrity and hon
Green signal to Central Vista redevelopment project with 2:1 Majority: Supreme Court
Green Signal was given to the redevelopment plan of New Delhi’s Central Vista by rejecting various petitions filed in against of the project by t
Bail is a general rule and jail is an exception : Himachal Pradesh High Court
Grant of bail is general rule and putting a person in jail or in a prison or in correction home during trial is an exception and presumption of inn
Senior Citizens Act cannot be invoked to defeat Right of Residence of women: Supreme Court
Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act has no overriding effect over the right of residence of a woman in a shared household wi
Based on the Circumstances, Terminally Ill Prisoners should be handed over to their family for nursing and care: Calcutta High Court
Even prisoners are entitled to be treated in a humane manner. The High Court directed the State Government to hand over the terminally ill prisoner
Twin conditions to be satisfied before issuing directions under Order 38 Rule 5 of CPC : Delhi High Court
Merely having a just or valid claim or a prima facie case will not entitle the plaintiff to an order of attachment before the, unless it is establi
Courts have no powers to alter the Presidential order on Scheduled tribes: Supreme Court
Power to include or exclude, amend or alter the Presidential Order is expressly and exclusively conferred on and vested with the Parliament was opi
The sole testimony of the victim cannot be relied upon: Sikkim High Court
A five-year delay in filing the FIR and discrepancies noted in witness testimonies gave the benefit of doubt to a man charged with rape. This decis
Not granting Bail because offence is serious in nature, would amount to inflicting pre-trial punishment upon Accused: Jammu & Kashmir High Court
“Allowing the petitioner to remain in custody because of the reason that the offences alleged to have been committed by him are serious in nature
