Does Failure to Issue Proper Notice Before Passing a Quasi-Judicial Order Violate Principles of Natural Justice?
The court unequivocally held that passing an order without issuance and service of notice on the concerned party violates the
The court unequivocally held that passing an order without issuance and service of notice on the concerned party violates the
Where the accused demonstrates substantial repayment, regular payments towards the debt, and cooperates with investigation, anticipatory bail can be granted
The Jharkhand High Court has reaffirmed the established legal principle that, while an insurance company may be held liable to
The Court reaffirmed that interference with disciplinary punishment is permissible where the punishment shocks the conscience due to disproportionality, provided
The Jharkhand High Court holds that documentary evidence such as inquest and postmortem reports can suffice to establish an accidental
The Patna High Court, in this decision, reaffirmed that appellate interference with acquittals is justified only in cases of clear
The High Court affirms that in cases involving alleged criminal breach of trust and cheating, where the accused demonstrates substantial
The High Court upheld the principle—following Supreme Court precedent—that the insurer must pay awarded compensation to the claimants even where
The Jharkhand High Court reaffirmed that a second anticipatory bail application is not maintainable unless the applicant demonstrates a change
Court upholds the practice of granting anticipatory bail when repayments are made and the facts mainly reveal a civil monetary
The Jharkhand High Court reaffirmed that, despite a fundamental policy breach where a gratuitous passenger travels in a goods-carrying vehicle,
A Division Bench of the Jharkhand High Court affirms that courts may interfere with departmental punishment only when it is