Full and truthful disclosure of prior criminal proceedings, coupled with acquittal, entitles candidates to police appointment under Rule 12.18 of
Patna High Court upholds the settled legal principle that, in matrimonial cases, the convenience of the wife/female litigant merits greater
The High Court of Tripura reaffirms and follows existing Division Bench and Full Bench precedents, holding that mass terminations following
The court dismissed the Regular First Appeal under Section 96 of the CPC solely for non-prosecution, without adjudicating the substantive
The Himachal Pradesh High Court interprets Section 13 of the Notaries Act, 1952 to reaffirm that no court can take
The Uttarakhand High Court upholds the Supreme Court’s precedent in Lata Singh v. State of U.P., reaffirming that police protection
The judgment reaffirms that where the underlying claim in a writ petition is resolved during proceedings—here, through payment made to
The Patna High Court reiterates that in matrimonial proceedings, the wife’s convenience carries significant weight in deciding transfer petitions, following
The Court reaffirmed its authority to dispose of writ proceedings in terms of a compromise mutually reached by the parties,
The court reaffirmed that appellants may seek withdrawal of their appeals at any stage prior to adjudication on merits, leaving
The Uttarakhand High Court affirms the established Supreme Court principles that each eligible claimant in a motor accident claim is
The Calcutta High Court reiterates that persistent non-appearance by appellants justifies dismissal of a second appeal for default; no adjudication