The Orissa High Court reaffirms that, under Section 11(6)/(6-A) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, its role is confined

Yes – the Orissa High Court affirmed that a purchaser named in a registered sale deed holds sufficient interest to

Orissa High Court affirms established practice by granting temporary protection until statutory remedies are availed, offering persuasive authority for transit‐bail

Orissa High Court reaffirms its authority to rectify ministerial mistakes in judicial orders, guiding future correction applications   Summary Category

Orissa High Court holds that an uncontested assertion of compliance suffices to dispose of a contempt petition, reaffirming existing practice

Clarifying that delayed appeals filed after a genuine wrong‐forum petition must be entertained without limitation objections, reaffirming the protective scope

The Orissa High Court affirmed that where an appeal remedy under Section 12(1) of the Odisha Public Lands Encroachment (Prevention,

High Court affirms requirement to exhaust statutory remedies before invoking writ jurisdiction, directing petitioners to file replies and restraining coercive

The Orissa High Court permits procedural flexibility by allowing withdrawal of a criminal miscellaneous petition and re-filing, reaffirming existing practice

Upholding Existing Precedent That Section 12(1) O.P.L.E. Act Appeals Must Be Exhausted Before Invoking Writ Jurisdiction; Binding on Odisha’s Subordinate

Orissa High Court directs government authorities to decide pending housing applications within eight weeks, reaffirming the High Court’s power under

Reaffirmation of Discretionary Power to Allow Withdrawal of WP(C) with Leave to Refile   Summary Category Data Case Name WP(C)/22467/2025