Appellant granted bail to attend father’s last rites: The High Court of Jharkhand
Appellant granted bail to attend the last rites of his father who lost his life due to covid-19. The above mentioned was a gesture of sympathy show
S.147 of the Motors Vehicles Act, 1988 covers death or bodily injury to even gratuitous passenger: Karnataka High Court
Section 147 of the MV Act, 1988 ensures that an Insurance Policy covering Third-party risk is not required to exclude gratuitous passengers in a ve
Compensation for serious injuries should consider how it will affect the victim in the future: High Court of Jammu and Kashmir
When a serious injury has been inflicted upon a person, the compensation granted to him needs to include aspects like whether the injury will worse
Due permission must be obtained before revising a development plan: Bombay High Court
In order to move forward with the revision of a draft development plan, the said proposal must be reflected by the State under the provisions of th
“Society has always portrayed “homosexual”, “gay”, “lesbian” as anathema: Madras High Court
Justice N Anand Venkatesh garnered immense respect for his decision in Ms. S Sushma v. Commissioner of Police; [W.P.No.7284 of 2021], for supportin
Opportunity for re-evaluation of answer sheets cannot be claimed by candidates in any examination as a right: The High Court of Delhi
In the absence of any specific provision conferring such a right upon an examinee to have her answer books revaluated, no such direction can be iss
If the Magistrate has dismissed the complaint without giving reasons, the error is of a kind that goes to the root of the matter: Orissa High Court
If the Magistrate has rejected the case for no cause, the mistake is a kind that is at the bottom of the situation. Without the justifications, the
Financial creditors may perceive Rs 550-600 Billion through IBC in FY22
The flare-up of the Covid-19 pandemic and its connected impacts in FY2021 battered the possibilities for focused on resource resolution. The pandem
Decree granted by RERA to homebuyers cannot be the basis for initiating insolvency: NCLAT
Decree-holder cannot be treated as a financial creditor for the purpose of triggering insolvency proceedings against a company. The judgment passed
There is no absolute rule that an extra-judicial confession can never be the basis of a conviction: Orissa High Court
An extra-judicial confession is a weak piece of evidence or not, it depends upon the facts of that particular case and it should be examined by the
