Dismissal of workmen during pendency of Reference is not acceptable: Bombay High Court
Non-compliance under Section 33(2)(b) of the Industrial Disputes Act, is a mandatory provision and cannot be ignored. Dismissing a workman during p
The tenant will pay or submit the amount provisionally assessed by the controller at the first hearing of the expulsion application: Tripura High Court
It will be for the tenant to pay or tender the amount provisionally assessed by the Controller on the first date of hearing of the application for
Only a thorough examination of all relevant circumstances will reveal whether or not there was consent: Tripura High Court
Consent concerning Section 375, an active, reasoned deliberation about the intended sexual relations shall be implicit in IPC and two proposals hav
Welfare, education and day-to-day needs are of paramount importance while deciding custody of minor: High Court of Jammu and Kashmir
When the custody of a minor is being decided between two parents, aspects like the welfare, education and day-to-day needs of the child must be giv
A driver holding an LMV licence does not need separate endorsement to drive any vehicle of such weight class: High Court of Jammu and Kashmir
A driver holding a Light Motor Vehicle licence does not need any separate endorsement to drive any type of transport vehicle that is within this we
No illegality or irregularity merely by showing the Vigilance case is still pending before the learned court of Special Judge, Vigilance: Patna high court
The petitioner cannot prove that the entire proceeding adopted by the authorities was illegal and baseless by merely showing the Vigilance case is
Any physical contact made to a child with a sexual intent is sexual assault. : Sikkim High Court
In the said context, if we see the aforesaid provision of Section 7 of the POCSO Act then it is clear that when a person with sexual intent does an
Concept of bail found its place within the human rights. : Gauhati High Court
It should also be remembered that the legislature used, for the purposes of the bail, ‘reasonable reasons for believing’ rather than &#
Unsubstantiated accusation and character assassination by one spouse against the other would constitute mental cruelty: The High Court of Kerala
Cruelty as a matrimonial offence is the conduct in relation to or in respect of matrimonial duties and obligations. It is settled that physical vio
A person cannot be subjected to prejudice merely because of difficulty in having his application for restoration listed before the court: The High Court of Delhi
In the present strained circumstances, it is not in the interest of justice that a person be denied the opportunity to file an application for rest
