The Uttarakhand High Court reiterates, following its recent precedent, that businesses whose GST registration was cancelled can seek revocation by

A writ petition challenging a transfer order becomes infructuous if the petitioner joins at the transferred place in the absence

The Uttarakhand High Court, by following its own prior precedent, reiterates that applications for revocation of cancellation of GST registration—when

The Uttarakhand High Court applies prior precedent, affirming that policy-based refusal to renew notarial certificates beyond 10 years cannot stand

When a writ petition is dismissed for non-prosecution, the court does not adjudicate the substantive legal questions involved; such an

The court dismissed the writ petition for non-prosecution without addressing the merits or any legal principle, vacating the interim order.

The Uttarakhand High Court reiterates that once a government employee has joined unconditionally at the place of transfer, their legal

The Uttarakhand High Court has reaffirmed that, in the absence of any explicit legal provision, a candidate who lost in

The High Court of Uttarakhand held that voluntary withdrawal of a criminal writ petition, with liberty to refile, carries no

When a first appeal is dismissed in default of appearance, no substantive legal issue or question of law is adjudicated.

The High Court clarified that the cancellation of a transfer order, which was the sole subject matter of the writ

The High Court reaffirmed that proceedings under Section 67 of the Information Technology Act, 2000, though non-compoundable, can be quashed