Challenging the Railway Admission for the Shortage of Goods: Gauhati High Court
Claim the Compensation against a railway administration for the loss, destruction, damage, deterioration or non-delivery of goods carried by railwa
Validating the Consent given under Fear or Misconception: Gauhati High Court
The law is very clear that a Simple promise to Marry without any expectation will not give rise to “Misconception of facts” within the meaning
“Offender uses any deadly weapon” under section 397 of Indian Penal Code also includes mere exhibition or brandishing of the weapon : Supreme Court
As per section 397 of Indian Penal Code that deals with use of any armed weapon during a robbery does not mean that the accused has to literally us
Authorities Must Ensure Compliance of Environmental Norms: The National Green Tribunal, Principal Bench, New Delhi
Authorities executing a project need to be held responsible for ensuring that no illegal felling of trees is carried out, and that there is due com
Suo moto application filed against failure of payment let to settlement – THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE BOARD OF INDIA
Suo moto application filed against failure of payment let to settlement – THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE BOARD OF INDIA A Suo moto settlement
Criminal cases are to be registered in the event of slaughtering the animals without any license – Madras High Court
Rules 4 and 5 provide the license to be granted by the Executive Authority and a Certificate to be issued by the Veterinary Assistant Surgeon and f
Establishing the Principle of Preponderance of Probability to Sustain the conviction for Illegal Possession: Gauhati High Court
The committing of an offence under Section 20(b)(ii)(c) and 29 of the NDPS Act 1985 and sentenced to undergo rigorous imprisonment for another 6 mo
Challenging the Guidelines for Recruitment in the Central Armed Police Force: Gauhati High Court
The Government of India, Minister of Home Affairs, Police division II has issued Guidelines for recruitment Medical Examination in Central Armed Po
Settlement done between parties by exercising the power conferred under 15JB of SEBI ACT,1992 – the securities and exchange board of India
Settlement done between parties by exercising the power conferred under 15JB of SEBI ACT,1992 – the securities and exchange board of India Applic
Suits instituted or defended on behalf of a Government Body; public interest should not be permitted to be defeated on a mere technicality: Delhi High Court
The issue is whether leniency can be given to corporate bodies in suits instituted or defended by them. This was decided in the case of SH Khalifa
