Evidence will be functional only if you plead: Supreme Court
The Hon’ble Supreme Court reiterated it’s stance on the fact that if a pleading has not been made by the party, no amount of evidence produ
The Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972 only excludes an apprentice and not a trainee: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court, in a recent judgement dated 02.11.2020 observed that an employer cannot deny his employee the benefit of gratuity, as stated
Speedy delivery of judgement comes under fundamental right to life: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court contended that there must not be any delay while imparting judgement on the concerned matter and any delay would lead to violatio
Consumer complaint allowed against builder by allottee: Supreme Court
An appeal was made to this court under section 23 of the Consumer Protection act of 1986 against a common judgement passed by National Consumer Dis
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code is at a nascent stage: Supreme Court
The insolvency and bankruptcy board of India via a transfer petition under article 139 (A) read with Article 142 of the Indian constitution moved t
Welfare of the child is of paramount concern: Supreme Court
It should always be for the betterment of the child and the wellbeing of the child should be considered first while dealing with cases concerning c
Accused cannot be arrested soon after the registration of an FIR: Punjab & Haryana High Court
When a complaint discloses the commission of a cognizable offence while filing an FIR, the arrest cannot be merely done though registration of an F
Presence of police during test identification parade is a flaw u/s 162 CrPC: Supreme Court
The court recalled the section 162 of CrPC and stated that the presence of police during the test identification parades happen to fall within the
Police in charge holds investigating powers and powers to file charge-sheet: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court observed that the provisions of the CrPC does not apply to an inquiry or an investigation under the NDPS act except to the limite
Mirror order in transnational custody of a minor child: Supreme Court
It was for the interest of the minor child to seek ‘mirror order’ from the foreign competent court in case it dealt with transnational custody.
