Madras High Court affirms bail entitlement when final report remains unfiled beyond reasonable time, follows P.K. Shaji; binding on all

Yes—Madras High Court affirms Supreme Court precedents in Roop Kumar and R. Janakiraman that Sections 91/92 do not bar proof

HC Affirms Limits of AFT Review, Upholds Court Martial Sentence and Restricts Reappraisal of Evidence   Summary Category Data Case

Madras High Court affirms the procedural right to withdraw a commercial suit pre-adjudication, dismisses the action as withdrawn and closes

Madras High Court Affirms Established Article 227 Procedure for Dismissal in Absence of Petitioners   Summary Category Data Case Name

Court Reaffirms Procedural Norm That Failure to Represent Warrants Dismissal for Non-Prosecution   Summary Category Data Case Name CRP(MD)Nos.2421 &

Madras High Court upholds discretionary bail standards—granting relief in small-scale cigarette sales to minors, reaffirming P.K. Shaji guidelines; binding on

Madras High Court Reaffirms That Non-Appearance Warrants Dismissal, Upholding Existing Procedural Precedent in Criminal Revision Petitions   Summary Category Data

Madras High Court upholds its inherent procedural discretion to prolong the deadline for compliance with a suspension order until 22

Court Reaffirms That Non-Appearance Under Section 115 CPC Warrants Dismissal for Default; Madras High Court Single-Judge Ruling Binding on Parties

Madras High Court affirms inherent power to dismiss revision petitions for default when the petitioner’s counsel fails to appear.  

Reaffirming that, upon formal endorsement, a writ petition under Article 226 can be dismissed as withdrawn without costs, upholding established