Settle scheme for proper administration of Shree Badi Devi Durga Mandir: Patna High Court
The Board shall consider taking required measures under the terms of the Bihar Hindu Religious Trusts Act, 1950, to settle a scheme for proper mana
The Court hearing the plaint can extend the period of limitation on justified reasons. – Madras High Court
We find that the written statement cannot be closed on the ground of limitation alone. Rather, in appropriate cases, the limitation can be extended
Mere presence of common interest not enough for criminal action: Supreme Court
In a criminal appeal before the Supreme court involving challenge of conviction of person against whom section 34 of IPC was invoked was decided
Father obligated to maintain daughter’s expenses :Delhi High Court
The question whether unmarried daughters have right to get maintained and their expenses payed by their father was decided upon by a division bench
Denial of cross-examination of witnesses by a party during Record of Evidence does not invoke violation of his natural justice: High Court of Delhi
When an opportunity to cross-examine the witnesses who are produced during the Record of Evidence is provided to a party, however, if he denies to
Deletion of a party’s name from the array of parties under Order I Rule 10(2) of the CPC can be allowed if a direct involvement is not found: High Court of Delhi
The plaintiff in a suit, being dominus litis may choose the persons against whom he wishes to litigate to seek any relief but if an involvement of
The Quantum of Compensation Award is just and Reasonable: Gauhati High Court
The Tribunal allowed the claim to award compensation of Rs. 4,67,000/- only with interest @6% P.A overruled by the superior authority as various fa
The Exercise of selection and appointment by Administrative authority must be Democratic and Exigent: Gauhati High Court
The Authorities exercise the Administrative function involving the fundamental rights of citizens and careful handling of such matters. Intention a
An acquittal in a criminal trial has no bearing or relevance on disciplinary proceedings: Supreme Court of India.
As per the cardinal principle of law an acquittal in a criminal trial has no bearing or relevance on the disciplinary proceedings as the standard o
Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996- After application is filed under s. 11(6) to appoint an Arbitrator, the party forfeits right to appoint one themselves: Supreme Court of India.
So far as the question of law is concerned, after the application has been filed for appointment of an Arbitrator under Section 11(6) of the Act, b
