The High Court reaffirms that mere correction of revenue records, even if made after due notice and with official corroboration,
The High Court reaffirms the principles that criminal cases of a personal nature, including those involving Section 308 IPC, may
The Punjab & Haryana High Court confirmed that if an appellant is duly served but fails to pursue their second
The High Court clarified that for a valid declaration as a proclaimed person under Section 84(2) of the BNSS (pari
Punjab & Haryana High Court underscores the High Court’s wide inherent powers to quash criminal proceedings, even for non-compoundable offences,
The High Court reaffirmed that anticipatory (interim) bail can be made absolute once the accused has joined investigation and is
Where the main grievance underlying a writ petition is redressed by payment of dues during the pendency of the petition,
The High Court of Punjab and Haryana summarily disposed of the petition by applying its prior decision in Sandeep Kumar
The court expressly disposed of all linked appeals and applications together, providing formal clarity on the status of each proceeding
The Madras High Court has reaffirmed that when the period of debarment/cancellation in an administrative order has already expired by
The Jharkhand High Court upholds existing precedent by permitting the withdrawal of a writ petition with liberty to seek remedies
The Jharkhand High Court reaffirms that civil review petitions must demonstrate an “error apparent on the face of the record”