Does the Division Bench’s affirmation that Army Public Schools are directly and substantially part of the Indian Army, and thus

The High Court affirmed that non-appearance coupled with failure to file a required power of attorney warrants dismissal in default,

Reaffirmation of the High Court’s Power to Dismiss Applications in Default, Binding on Subordinate Courts   Summary Category Data Case

High Court of Punjab and Haryana holds that failure to appear at consecutive hearings warrants dismissal in default, clarifying procedural

High Court reaffirms procedural norm that failure to appear at multiple hearings warrants dismissal—upholds existing practice and serves as binding

The High Court reaffirmed its inherent power to dismiss appeals where repeated adjournments and non-appearances waste judicial time, upholding existing

High Court reaffirms binding precedent allowing quashing of non-heinous offence FIRs upon voluntary compromise; serves as binding authority for subordinate

The High Court of Punjab and Haryana reaffirms that a writ petition pending for over nine years without representation may

Single-Judge High Court Ruling Affirms Established Procedure to Dismiss Unrepresented Writ Petitions, Creating Binding Authority on Procedural Compliance   Summary

Affirms the court’s inherent authority to dispose of intra-court appeals for default, upholding established procedural norms in appellate practice.  

Genuine voluntary settlement allows quashing of non‐serious criminal proceedings under inherent powers, affirming Kulwinder Singh and Gian Singh precedents; binding

It is settled that repeated non-appearance by an appellant after due notice and counsel’s withdrawal justifies a dismissal in default.