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The single judge bench comprising of Hon’ble Justice N. S. Dhanik ruled, “where there is a genuine compromise and there is hardly any likeliho

“As we have already indicated, in the absence of any provision in the service rules for reinstatement, if an employee is honourably acquitted by

Order which has been passed without giving any opportunity or show cause to explain, which is totally impermissible in law. A single-judge bench co

Serious criminal offences are considered as crimes against society and not just against the victim and because of this, compromises are usually not

It is not enough that persons who are displaced by land acquisition get due compensation, but they must be compensated within a reasonable time sin

A considerable delay in filing of a petition could act as a hurdle in the effective evaluation of a case and is a valid reason to dismiss the case

A public servant cannot misuse his powers which results in harassment and oppression of an ordinary person. “Harassment of a common man by public

“The discharge of the petitioner on the sole ground of suppression of facts of the pendency of the criminal proceedings against him cannot be sup

Any breach of contract would not give rise to a cheating offence and it would only be the cheating in those circumstances where any disappointment