The Uttarakhand High Court affirms that criminal proceedings under Sections 147, 148, 149, 323, 504, and 506 IPC can be

Uttarakhand High Court allows quashing of proceedings under Section 307 IPC on the basis of compromise among parties despite prosecution

The High Court has reaffirmed that the maintainability of a civil suit for injunction—especially where questions of possession are intertwined

Uttarakhand High Court reaffirms that even for non-compoundable offences like Section 307 IPC, criminal proceedings may be quashed when the

The High Court reiterates that suspension is not a punishment in itself and that courts should not interfere with suspension

The High Court of Uttarakhand has reaffirmed that suspension of a government employee pending a disciplinary enquiry is not a

The court reaffirmed that when the investigation culminates in a final report being filed before the competent court, any pending

The Uttarakhand High Court affirms that even where some alleged offences are non-compoundable, it has the inherent power to quash

The Uttarakhand High Court clarifies that courts retain the discretion to quash criminal proceedings under Section 307 IPC based on

Petitioners who apply pursuant to an impugned recruitment advertisement cannot subsequently challenge that advertisement; the High Court affirms settled principle

The Uttarakhand High Court reaffirmed that when parties enter into a mutual compromise during the pendency of a criminal revision,

The High Court has affirmed that extraordinary delays and lack of progress by State agencies, especially in sensitive cases like