When the Calcutta High Court dismisses a writ petition for default without examining merits, no question of law is adjudicated

Calcutta High Court holds that once a complaint discloses a cognizable offence, the police cannot decline to register a First

The Calcutta High Court sets aside orders issued by the Secretary and Secretary-in-Charge of the Commission, holding that only the

The Calcutta High Court, by dismissing a writ petition as infructuous owing to factual developments and lack of prosecution, reiterated

The Calcutta High Court clarified that a writ petition challenging an order under Section 144(2) of the Code of Criminal

The Calcutta High Court held that when there are serious disputed questions of fact regarding the alleged unauthorized disclosure of

Dismissal for default in appearance does not decide any substantive question of law or set precedent, reaffirming the settled rule

Where multiple co-sharers exist and the nature of rights over property is in dispute, criminal charges of theft under Section

The Calcutta High Court held that writ jurisdiction cannot be exercised to decide claims regarding the unauthorized disclosure of bank

A writ petition dismissed for default due to non-appearance does not decide questions of law or fact, has no precedential

The Calcutta High Court, reaffirming existing Supreme Court and High Court precedent, clarified that criminal proceedings under Section 379 IPC

The Calcutta High Court clarified that police must register an FIR if a complaint discloses cognizable offences, regardless of the