JIO haul Reliance Communication back in NCLT entreating audit reports: NCLT
It was first Started when the separate petition was filed against Reliance Infratel Ltd., Reliance Telecom Ltd., and Reliance Communications Ltd. (
Court cannot be a silent spectator when any party manifestly under estimates the valuation on estimation of relief: Bombay High Court
The value as determinable for computation of court fee and value for the purposes of jurisdiction shall be the same. No party to the litigation is
Pendency of Arbitration proceedings cannot be a ground to quash the charge sheet U/S.482 CrPC: High Court of Karnataka
It is an allegation that during the pendency of the arbitration appeal, the incident of criminal trespass was taken place and caused the mischief.
Police personnel cannot be appointed as Jail Superintendents: High Court of Uttarakhand
The purpose of Police is very different from that of Jail Superintendents and as a natural corollary, their training and psyche are poles apart. He
Persons with disability have the right to get higher education too: Kerala High Court
Like any other citizen, persons with disability also have the right to get not only the basic education but also higher education. The judgement wa
Courts to not take notice of complaint u/s 138 of NI Act unless accompanied with an application u/s 142 of the Act : Himachal Pradesh High Court
One day has to be excluded for counting the one month limitation period under the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. The High Court bench consisting
Bail can be granted to pregnant lady even when offences are punishable with death: High Court of Karnataka
When a woman has been convicted of charges that are punishable with death or life imprisonment, she can be granted bail if she is pregnant and due
Cases to be transferred to the CBI by writ courts only in cases of unfair investigation: High Court of Calcutta
Section 173 CrPC cannot be always used by the writ courts to transfer cases from police department to independent agencies. This was held In the ca
A ‘lease’ cannot be equated to ‘property’ under Transfer of Property Act: High court of Calcutta
When estimating the cost of stamp duty of a gift deed, a leasehold share cannot be gifted under the definition of property as per the Transfer of P
Power to refuse second cross-examination of any party by trial courts is not absolute: High court of Karnataka
The power of the trial courts to disallow to cross examine a defendant is subject to certain exception and is not absolute. This was adjudicated by
