The Hon’ble SC has given a notable judgement in which it has delved into the principles to be followed for the deportation/repatriation of prisoners under the Repatriation of Prisoners Act, 2003. In the instant case titled Union of India and a ..
ORDER TO EXTEND LIMITATION PERIOD In March, 2020, when the Covid pandemic broke out, the Supreme Court took a Suo moto case to acknowledge the difficulties that the litigants faced in filing the petitions, applications, suits, appeals or any other qu ..
A Division Bench of Kerala HC, in the case of Sanju Simon and ors. vs. State of Kerala and ors. has held that collection of fees from medical students for the next academic year while the current one is still going on amounts to profiteering. In the ..
In the case of Rinki Kumari @ Anita Kumari vs. Kundan Kumar @ Kundan Kumar Singh, the Hon’ble Jharkhand HC has held that the effective date for the grant of maintenance would be the date on which the application was filed and not the date the ..
Article 246 and 246A can be exercised simultaneously: Karnataka HC while upholding CGST and Central Excise Duty On Tobacco In the case of M/s V.S.Products vs. Union of India, the Hon’ble Karnataka HC has upheld the notification dated July 6,201 ..
In the case of M/s V.S.Products vs. Union of India, the Hon’ble Karnataka HC has upheld the notification dated July 6,2019 issued by the GOI by which central excise duty has been levied on tobacco and tobacco products. The petitioners in this ..
LR’s Cannot Seek Monetary Relief On Behalf Of Deceased Woman Under DV Act: Bombay HC The Bombay HC, in a recent judgement titled Kanaka Kedar Sapre and anr vs. Kedar Narhar Sapre has observed that an aggrieved person, as defined in section 2(a) ..
The Allahabad HC has observed in Mahendra Pal Singh Lekhpal and anr vs. State of UP and anr that the proceedings instituted against public servants without obtaining a sanction under 197 CrPC are bad in law and can be quashed by filing an applicatio ..
The Bombay HC, in a recent judgement titled Kanaka Kedar Sapre and anr vs. Kedar Narhar Sapre has observed that an aggrieved person, as defined in section 2(a) of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act must be alive at the time of filing ..
The Chhattisgarh HC has granted divorce to a husband whose wife, citing a lack of ‘shubh muhurat’ (auspicious occasion) refused to return to the matrimonial home for 10 years, stating that this amounted to desertion. In the instant case ..