Arbitration can only be challenged before the courts once the award is passed : Supreme Court
Higher Courts cannot use their inherent power under Article 227 of the Constitution to interject the arbitral proceedings before the award is given
Notional Income of Homemakers must be calculated based on the principles of fairness, equality and good conscience: Supreme Court of India
Calculation of Notional Income of Homemakers must be on the basis of their work, labour and sacrifices. The Supreme Court while deciding upon an in
Irreparable damage must be proved before granting injunction for use of trademark: High Court of Delhi
The party seeking an injunction must show that irreparable damage will be caused if the injunction is refused. This was decided by the Delhi high c
Soldier whose whereabouts unknown for more than 7 years, presumed dead and not a ‘deserter’: Jammu & Kashmir High Court
If any soldier’s whereabouts are unknown or who has not been heard of from the last ten years will be presumed “dead”. The Jammu & Kashmi
Compensation of Rs. 50,000 granted for illegal detention of the Petitioners: Bombay High Court
A compensation for Rs 50,000 each was granted to the two petitioners that were illegally detained in the jail. The two Petitioners are ex-military
Medical Termination of pregnancy after 26 weeks allowed in case of minor’s rape: High Court of Kerala
The court said that in the case of a rape victim who has not attained the age of majority, the medical termination of pregnancy can happen even aft
No proof of granting debt doesn’t free the defaulter in a Check Bounce Case: High court of Karnataka
Offences under the Negotiable Instrument Act can be proved even when the source of income from the complainant is not disclosed in matters of debt
Rape Survivors need not undergo “two-finger test” and identity of the victim should not be revealed in proceedings or judgment: Jammu & Kashmir High Court
Identity of the rape survivors is not be disclosed in the proceedings and judgments. Further, all the health professionals are strictly directed to
Acceptance with variation is no acceptance at all : Supreme Court
A conditional offer made with a further condition will not result in a concluded contract until and unless the original offeror accepts the further
Cancellation of bail of one who frequently commits bailable offences is constitutionally valid: High Court of Karnataka
Repetition of a bailable offence by a person can render the bail granted as cancelled and he/she can be arrested by the police. This was laid down
