The Calcutta High Court reiterates that Article 226 does not empower courts to alter or relax explicit procedural requirements in
The Calcutta High Court has clarified and reaffirmed that a sale of a minor’s immovable property by a natural guardian
The Calcutta High Court clarifies that landowners cannot raise valid objections to the mere drawing of high-tension electricity lines over
The Calcutta High Court unequivocally affirmed that disputes concerning inaction or culpable negligence by authorities under specified Acts—including the West
The Calcutta High Court reaffirmed that writ jurisdiction cannot be invoked to challenge entries in the record of rights based
The Uttarakhand High Court affirms that, where parties have amicably settled private disputes involving sections 147, 148, 149, 323, and
Where petitioners are absent and seek no accommodation, the court may dismiss a writ petition for default, vacating any interim
The court held that where the prosecution case under Section 498-A IPC is riddled with glaring discrepancies, unexplained delays, and
The Calcutta High Court reaffirms that where a cognizable offence is disclosed, the police are obligated to register an FIR
High Court holds that persistent absence of the petitioner justifies dismissal for default; upholds established procedural practice. This decision stands
The Madras High Court has affirmed that a second appeal can be disposed of when parties enter into a valid
The court established that dismissal of a writ petition as withdrawn, especially with liberty to file afresh, is not a