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BMC To Explain Legal Basis For Imposing Fine For Violation Of Mask Mandate: Bombay High Court

The Bombay High Court asked the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to explain the logic behind imposing fines for violation of mask mandate d

Person cannot be convicted for violation of ethics; offence has to be proved under Act: Bombay High Court

The Bombay High Court recently ruled that a person charged with corruption under the Prevention of Corruption Act cannot be convicted on the basis

The magistrate must not arbitrarily authorise detention for crimes carrying a sentence of less than seven years: Gujarat HC Reiterates

The Gujarat High Court in the case of KAMUBEN SOMAJI BHAVAJI THAKORE v/s STATE OF GUJARAT led by the single bench of, Justice AC Joshi has emphasis

No Infringement U/S 51 If Person Holds Certificate By Registrar Or License By Owner: Gujarat High Court

The Gujarat High Court in the case of MAHESHBHAI KANBHAI HARIBHAI SOJITRA v/s STATE OF GUJARAT led by the single bench of, Justice Niral Mehta ha

Court rejects plea by Mahatma Gandhi’s great grandson challenging redevelopment: Gujrat High Court

The Gujarat High Court on Thursday rejected a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) petition filed by Tushar Gandhi, great grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, c

GST Circular Contra To GST Act, Can’t Deny The Claim For ITC Refund: Rajasthan High Court

In the case of Baker Hughes Asia Pacific Limited vs Union of India (D.B. Civil Writ Petition No. 5714/2021) The division bench of Justice Sandeep M

Duty Can’t Be Levied On Transaction Not Having ‘Territorial Nexus’ With State: Rajasthan High Court

In the case of Himachal Futuristic Communications Limited v. State of Rajasthan & Ors.(D. B. Special Appeal (Writ) No. 1063/2019), a division b

High Courts Can Accept Post Conviction Settlements & Annul Criminal Proceedings in Non-Cognizable Offences: Karnataka HC

The Karnataka High Court has quashed an order of conviction after the post-conviction order entered into a settlement and sought for compounding of

Citizens’ Grievances before Jurisdictional Authorities Can’t Be Kept Unconsidered for an indefinite period: Karnataka High Court

The Karnataka High Court has held that Article 350 of the Constitution of India mandates that when a citizen raises a grievance before jurisdiction

Tribunal’s order, revoking the suspension of a senior police officer will not be quashed: Bombay High Court

The Bombay High Court refused to quash the Maharashtra Administrative Tribunal’s (MAT) order revoking the suspension and ordering for reinstateme

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