The High Court of Uttarakhand reaffirms that writ petitions that have become infructuous—such as those involving unsuccessful candidates in entrance
The court reaffirmed that writ petitions become infructuous and liable for dismissal when the relief sought is rendered impossible due
The court reaffirmed that when a petitioner’s counsel states that the writ petition has become infructuous, the writ petition can
The Madras High Court allowed the appeal, acquitted the accused of NDPS charges, and clarified that prior criminal antecedents cannot
The appellate court reaffirmed that an appeal dismissed for want of prosecution, owing to the appellant’s repeated non-appearance, is not
When a civil miscellaneous appeal is dismissed for non-prosecution due to the appellant’s repeated absence or failure to argue, the
Madras High Court affirms that failure to strictly comply with Section 42 of the NDPS Act, and to ensure procedural
The Uttarakhand High Court clarified that when petitioners themselves admit the cause of action no longer survives—such as failure to
The Court held that writ petitions which become infructuous due to supervening circumstances—such as petitioners no longer having locus because
The Himachal Pradesh High Court affirms the precedent set by the Supreme Court in The State of Himachal Pradesh &
The Himachal Pradesh High Court reaffirms that once the reliefs sought in a writ petition are granted to the petitioners
The Uttarakhand High Court held that the decision of the employer regarding educational qualifications, including equivalence, is final and binding