Court reaffirms that bail to a child in conflict with law cannot be refused unless specific statutory exceptions under Section
The court reaffirmed the settled principle that, where a sole appellant dies during the pendency of a Regular Second Appeal
The Rajasthan High Court reaffirms that withdrawal of a writ petition due to a subsequent order does not require formal
The Orissa High Court has reaffirmed that bail to a child in conflict with law (CICL) cannot be refused merely
The court reiterated that a petition dismissed for non-prosecution does not decide the substantive legal issues on merit. This decision
The Calcutta High Court, on dismissal for default, reiterates that writ jurisdiction is not the proper forum to adjudicate matters
Calcutta High Court holds that a writ petition concerning a 2016 tender process is rendered infructuous by the mere passage
The Calcutta High Court confirmed that dismissal of a writ petition for default, in the absence of the petitioner, amounts
A Division Bench of the High Court of Meghalaya clarified that while judicial review in tender matters is circumscribed, limited
The Court held that eviction under Section 13(1)(I) is maintainable where the premises were originally let as “open land” and
Clear reaffirmation that a bank official can be singularly convicted where evidence shows sole entrustment, exclusive pecuniary benefit, and authorship
The High Court of Jharkhand affirms that an arbitration clause originally contained in a Booking Form remains valid and enforceable,