The Patna High Court affirms that orders of blacklisting require explicit consideration of the contractor’s reply and cogent reasoning, drawing

Patna High Court has reiterated that blacklisting orders by quasi-judicial authorities must contain detailed reasons addressing the affected party’s contentions,

Where the State authorities demonstrate, during writ proceedings, that compensation has been paid, the High Court may dispose of the

Where a writ petition challenging land acquisition compensation is disposed of on the ground of alternative remedy, the High Court

The Patna High Court unequivocally dismissed a writ petition seeking arrears of salary and promotional benefits filed 14 years after

Patna HC upholds mandatory notice requirement under Section 41A CrPC, directs departmental inquiry; persuasive for police procedure   Summary Category

The Patna High Court, invoking Article 226 of the Constitution, affirmed its power to mitigate penal consequences—by reducing a Rs

Patna High Court holds that an EPC-mode tender issued for an 18-month project must be quashed as non-compliant with the

Affirmation of established abatement principles under criminal procedure; certification by police and local authority accepted as proof; binding authority for

High Court upholds existing practice affirming its inherent power to dismiss non-prosecuted civil writ petitions; binding authority for lower courts

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Patna High Court dismisses petition for non-prosecution; underscores the procedural necessity of appearance or a formal adjournment request   Summary