Nature of accusation should be considered before granting bail: Odisha High Court
“Strict action should be initiated against the persons who are habitual tax evaders, or the person who is not ready to co-operate in course of in
Government authorities to ensure that public land is not encroached upon by converting them into places for worship: Delhi High Court
“This Court expresses grave concern over the fact that public land is sought to be encroached upon under the shelter of a place of worship. As is
Section 144C is a self-contained provision which carves out a separate class of assesses i.e., “eligible assessee”: Delhi High Court
Till the Income Tax Department ensures that the Assessing Officers follow the mandate of law, in particular, binding provisions like Section 144C a
One single circumstance can’t be treated as of universal validity to either grant or refuse bail: Odisha High Court
“Once the charge-sheet has been filed unless antecedents to the contrary can be demonstrated, the presence of the accused may not be required to
Sole eye witness testimony should be confidence inspiring and beyond suspicion in order to make it admissible: Delhi High Court
Non joining of public witnesses by the IO is not mandatory in all circumstances and can, at the highest, be said to be a fault on his part, but sim
Issue of Non-Joinder of proper parties, is not sufficient enough to dismiss an appeal: Orissa High Court
“The issue of non-joinder of parties is not a pertinent issue”, this remarkable stand was forwarded by Hon’ble Orissa High Court, in a two ju
In case of Alternative Remedy available, Petition under Article 226 not to be entertained: Delhi High Court
The High Court, in exercise of discretion under Article 226, will not entertain a petition under Article 226 when the statutory alternate remedy is
If a Patient suffers complications during a surgery not contemplated normally, the principle of ‘Res Ipsa Loquitor’ will apply: Kerala High Court
The principle of ‘Res Ipsa Loquitor’ (rule of presumption that a particular act points towards negligence of another) applies in cases of medic
Cruelty or harassment before death- raises presumption of dowry death, the onus is on the accused: Delhi High Court
Section 304B was incorporated in the Penal Code, 1860 by the Dowry Prohibition (Amendment) Act, 1986 (Act 43 of 1986). The object of the amendment
NHAI’s decision cannot be questioned but decision-making process can be subjected to judicial review: Delhi High Court
The decision taken by the National Highway Authority of India for accepting/rejecting the bids for tenders cannot be interfered by the Court. Howev
