Can a Private Offence Under Sections 323/324 IPC Be Quashed on Genuine Compromise?
Genuine voluntary settlement allows quashing of non‐serious criminal proceedings under inherent powers, affirming Kulwinder Singh and Gian Singh precedents; binding
Genuine voluntary settlement allows quashing of non‐serious criminal proceedings under inherent powers, affirming Kulwinder Singh and Gian Singh precedents; binding
It is settled that repeated non-appearance by an appellant after due notice and counsel’s withdrawal justifies a dismissal in default.
High Court Affirms Its Discretion to Adjust Awards Under the Employees’ Compensation Act; Confirms Burden on Insurer and Waiver of
Affirming Existing Procedural Practice by the Orissa High Court to Dispose Writ Petitions as Withdrawn While Preserving Litigants’ Right to
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Affirming procedural allowance for withdrawal at any stage; petition disposed as withdrawn with no merit assessment by a single-judge bench
High Court of Gujarat affirms its inherent power to restore procedurally dismissed criminal applications, subject to time-bound removal of office
High Court of Gujarat upholds its inherent jurisdiction to condone lengthy delays upon acceptable explanation, providing binding guidance for condonation
Affirming the discretionary power to grant leave to appeal in Section 138 NI Act cases where technical non-appearance and misappreciation
Madras High Court affirms the procedural right to withdraw a commercial suit pre-adjudication, dismisses the action as withdrawn and closes
Affirming Arnesh Kumar Guidelines in the Context of the BNSS Act, 2023: High Court Directs Compliance with Section 35(3) (41A