The Gujarat High Court has directed all judicial officers in the state to maintain strict observance of court working hours and punctually dispose judicial business. This came after was after the High... Read more »
The Calcutta High Court in the case Tarunmoy Modak v. The State of West Bengal & Or’s observed and has reiterated that sound level of loudspeakers or microphones, etc. must be within... Read more »
The Karnataka High Court in the case Shivaswamy & Others v. The State Of Karnataka & Anr observed and held that a complaint of criminal trespass cannot be made if the property... Read more »
The Mumbai Bench, National Company Law Tribunal in the case Bank of Baroda Limited v Mr. Pawan V Kikavat, the bench comprising of Shri H. V. Subba Rao (Judicial Member) Shri Chandra... Read more »
The Telangana High Court in the case K.Rattaiah @ Ratnaji v. The State of Andhra Pradesh observed that if a woman herself doesn’t perceive the act of ‘catching hold of her hand’... Read more »
The Chennai Bench of the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) in the case M/s. Geodis Overseas Private Limited Versus The Commissioner of Service Tax, consisting of Sulekha Beevi C.S.... Read more »
The Telangana High Court in the case The State of Telangana versus Dasari Murali observed and has made it clear that a married woman wilfully cohabiting with another man cannot prosecute him... Read more »
“The Union of India may consider the introduction of a separate enactment in nature of a bail Act, so as to streamline the grant of bails”, observation made by the Hon’ble Supreme... Read more »
The Madras High Court in the case O. Paneerselvam v. AIADMK and others observed and refused to interfere with the general council meeting of the All-India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK). The... Read more »
The Punjab And Haryana High Court in the case Rakesh Jain v. Central Bureau of Investigation observed and has recently refused to grant permission for cross-examination of an Investigating Officer who had... Read more »