Repetitive and unnecessary litigations will attract fines: Punjab & Haryana High Court
Filing similar petitions repeatedly with alterations for a favorable outcome will not be exercised and would attract fines and punishment for wasti
Both the limbs of Order XXIII Rule 1(3) must be satisfied for withdrawal of suit: Calcutta High Court
Both the limbs of Order XXIII Rule 1(3) must be satisfied for the withdrawal of any suit by the plaintiff. The court can allow a suit to be withdra
Protection of sanction can’t be used for civil servants under corruption charges: High Court of Uttarakhand
Civil servants cannot avail the protection of sanction granted to them as a matter of privilege when there are evident corruption charges framed ag
A ‘lease’ cannot be equated to ‘property’ under Transfer of Property Act: High court of Calcutta
When estimating the cost of stamp duty of a gift deed, a leasehold share cannot be gifted under the definition of property as per the Transfer of P
Property suit involving question on matrimony can’t be maintained in Munsif court: High court of Kerala
Any case which involves a major legal question of determining the validity of a matrimonial relationship cannot be decided by a court other than a
Familiarity is not a justification for sharing obscene pictures of a woman on social media: Punjab and Haryana High Court
A man has no right to circulate obscene or indecent pictures of a woman on social media and try to defame her in society just because they know eac
Police Surveillance that is not authorized by law and intrudes into personal liberty is unconstitutional: High Court of Telengana
The surveillance done by police authorities in not unrestricted and such surveillance that does not hold the authority of law is unconstitutional a
Groping a child’s breasts would not amount to “Sexual Assault” under POCSO Act: Bombay High Court
Only skin-to-skin contact with the child’s breasts will be considered as an offence under POCSO, Act, otherwise, it will only be considered as mo
Meritorious reserved candidate is deemed to be an Open merit candidate: Jammu & Kashmir High Court
A meritorious reserved candidate who chooses to avail the option of admission in a particular College kept for reserved category is deemed to have
Retrospective Application of 10% EWS Quota is against the Constitutional Mandate: Jharkhand High Court
“At the time of advertisement of 2013 and 2015, 10% reservation for EWS was not there and by way of clubbing the vacancies, 10% reservation for E
