Two Indian parties can agree to submit to foreign jurisdiction for arbitration: Delhi High Court
The Court dealing with the proposition i.e. whether two Indians can agree to arbitrate out of Indian law, the Court relied on GMR Energy Limited vs
Election Petition can only be filed by an elector or a candidate: Supreme Court
Only an elector or a candidate has the locus standi to file an Election Petition as their interest is at stake. The Supreme Court bench consisting
State is no ordinary party trying to win a case against one of its own citizens by hook or by crook: Supreme Court
The number of litigations in our country is increasing and the Central and the State Governments and their instrumentalities like banks, come to co
Investigating Agency and Court should not be made an instrument to submit to the jurisdiction of a Court which actually has none: Delhi High Court
To harass the other party, the Investigating Agency and Court should not be made an instrument of compelling a party to come to a place far away fr
There should be strict compliance of procedures enumerated in the NDPS Act: Karnataka High Court
There must be strict compliance of procedure enumerated in the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 so as to convict an person unde
Conditions of service of government servants are governed by the rules issued by the government: Patna High Court
In the absence of rules regarding the right of a government servant, the order given to her/him which govern the service conditions will define suc
Certificate of fitness is not mandatory in a dying declaration: Karnataka High Court
It is the fundamental right of every individual to choose who they want to marry and love. This is an extension to right to life, liberty and pursu
Refusing to severe the matrimonial ties would cause further mental cruelty to the other spouse: Delhi High Court
The mental pain, agony, and suffering caused by the false accusations, other spouse cannot be asked to put up with the conduct of the spouse and to
High Court under Section 439 of Cr.P.C can cancel erroneously granted default bail : Supreme Court
Any default bail granted after the usual expiration of 180 days by a High Court under section Section 167 (2) Cr.P.C, by error can be cancelled by
Reasonable opportunity to defend is the first principle of civilised jurisprudence: Supreme Court
Reasonable opportunity should be given to an individual to defend herself/himself in order to uphold the principles of natural justice. The Supreme
