Grave suspicion is sine qua non for making out prima facie case: High Court of Delhi
This was decided in the case of State (Nct Of Delhi) vs. Jiwan Kant Jain And Anr [CRL.REV.P. 448/2018] in the High Court Of Delhi by Single Bench C
Tenant cannot be evicted without conclusive proof on ground of damage caused: Calcutta High Court
A suit for eviction cannot be sustained merely because the damage was caused to the building without showing that the value of the building has bee
An earlier decision which has not proceeded on interpretation or analysis of the issue does not have a binding effect: High Court of New Delhi
Since none of the earlier decisions relied upon by the appellant have actually undertaken the process of analysis and interpretation of the contrac
Court cannot interfere in the decision of extension of contact, if no arbitrariness is established: High Court of New Delhi
The respondents cannot act arbitrarily or whimsically, while taking a decision whether, or not, to grant an extension of the contractual term. But,
Closest relative acting as a guardian for an incapacitated individual entitled to withdraw from latter’s bank for necessary expenses: Delhi High Court
In the case revolving around the maintenance of an incapacitated relative, the Delhi High Court concluded that the person maintaining the incapacit
Writs for enforcement of rights under Article 32 and 226 cannot be done so after an unreasonable delay in filing the petition: Delhi High Court
In light of matter pivoting grounds of promotion, payment of residue wages in regard to a prospective promotion shall not be filed after an unreaso
Detention at Deportation Centre under Foreigners Act after acquittal is grossly unlawful: Delhi High Court
In the purview of habeas corpus, the Delhi High Court in the case of Ruma Bibi v State & Ors [W.P.(CRL) 902/2020] held that any detention at de
Inordinate delay in acquiring land not a ground for denying purchase rights to the land: Bombay High Court
In the matter of municipal administration and land acquired for public purposes, any inordinate delay by the authorities is not a ground for retain
Liberal consideration in applications for condonation of delay does not include insufficient cause, negligence and unreasonable delay: Bombay High Court
Judicial discretion cannot be so liberally exercised as to condone the delay where no cause is made out or the cause ascribed is unworthy of accept
Natural guardians are not required to furnish security under rule 422 of the Bombay High Court (OS) Rules: Bombay High Court
The father and mother are natural guardians and in the matter of interpretation of a statute, the mother’s right to act as the natural guardian d
