The Court quashed corruption proceedings against the retired Assistant Commissioner and established that mere error in the exercise of judicial authority by public servants causing loss to the Government will not be a ground of misconduct. ..
Whether the power reserved by the settlor in the original Trust deed for altering the quantum of interest of the beneficiaries “by will alone and by no other means” was irrevocable?..
While finding contradiction in police's version in respect of CCTV cameras installed inside the police station, the Madhya Pradesh High Court just recently on July 5, 2021 in a latest, learned, laudable and landmark judgment titled Vicky S/o Jaipalda..
Whether moving a case to Supreme Court for the enforcement of the Fundamental Rights which is guaranteed by Article 32 can be contravened by the principle of Res Judicata?..
The High Court upheld the petition. The impugned order was set aside. It was stated that the transfer of the case from one Court to another is a serious matter which indirectly questions the integrity of the judge from whom the case is transferred...
Whether an absolute owner can distribute his property to his sons through partition? ..
The Supreme Court held that the ends of justice in the instant case demanded that the suit be transferred from the Bombay High Court to the City Civil Court, Bangalore, where most of the documentary evidence and witnesses were available. ..
The suit was decreed by the High Court under Order 8 Rule 10 of Civil Procedure Code and under the provisions of Order 8 Rule 9. In both the situations, it was observed that if the Written Statement has not been filed by the Defendant, it will be ope..
Whether there should be live broadcasting of proceedings of constitutional and national importance before this Court with the aid of information and communications technology (ICT)?..
The Appellant contended that under Order 20 Rule 18 of Civil Procedure Code, the decree related to any immovable property and partition cannot be conveniently made without further inquiry and the Court is required to pass a preliminary decree declari..
Power of the Court to require the disclosure of documents connected to pauperism (Sections 115 and O.33)...
The plaintiff filed a suit for specific performance of an agreement, made by Soliappa Chettiar (Defendant 1) to sell a factory, "Sivakami Tiles Works", for a consideration of Rs. 90,003/-...
The Court quashed the writ petition filed under Article 32 of the Constitution, upheld the powers of the Delhi Legislative Assembly and also laid down the importance of restricted oral submissions and short, concise judgments. ..
Whether an accused who is arrested for allegedly being in possession of illicit liquor punishable under Sec.34 (2) of Chhattisgarh Excise Act be released on bail under Section 439 of CrPC?..
This matter deals with taking bribes by a police officer and due to lack of evidence, the accused was released...
The predecessor of Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd, Vysya Bank issued a letter of credit on behalf of its customer M/s. Aditya Steel Industries Limited in favour of M/s. Granada Worldwide Investment Company, London...
A suit for specific performance of a contract was filed by the respondent. The contract was entered into by him and the appellant for a consideration...
A public officer should not be summoned to the Court unnecessarily and forced to work on the orders of the Court. The writ petitioner is not entitled to any back wages or transfer as he approached the Court after years and also delayed the proceeding..
In a daring, determined, dedicated and diligent judgment titled Registrar General, High Court of Meghalaya Vs State of Meghalaya in PIL No. 6/2021 delivered just recently on 23 June 2021, the Meghalaya High Court has observed without mincing any word..
While observing clearly, cogently, categorically and convincingly that the hope expressed under Article 44 of the Constitution should not remain a ‘mere hope’, the Delhi High Court in a latest, learned, laudable and landmark judgment titled Satprakas..
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