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Meghalaya High Court Junks Petition Challenging Reconstitution Of Meghalaya Waqf Board, Stating Petitioners Lack Locus

10 Mar 2023 00:23 AM IST

The Meghalaya High Court in the case Md. Shahbaz Qureshi & Anr. Vs State Of Meghalaya observed and has dismissed a petition wherein it is challenged the reconstitution of Meghalaya Waqf Board, the court observed that the writ petitioners have no locus standi to put a challenge to the impugned

Kerala High Court Directed Registry To Preserve Audio-Video Recording Of Proceedings Leading To Contempt Case Against Lawyer

10 Mar 2023 00:22 AM IST

The Kerala High Court in the case Yeshwanth Shenoy V The Bar Council Of Kerala observed and has ordered the preservation of the recordings of audio-video of the proceedings which took place in the court of Justice Mary Joseph on February 9, wherein the lawyer had been indulged in alleged

Bombay High Court Directed The Dept. To Decide: Who Being The Proper Authority To Decide IGST Refund?

10 Mar 2023 00:21 AM IST

The Bombay High Court in the case M/s. Bora Mobility versus Union of India and Others observed and has directed the department for deciding who has the proper authority to decide on an IGST refund. The division bench comprising of Justice Nitin Jamdar and Justice Abhay Ahuja in the case

Supreme Court: Courts Should Not Summon The Appearance Of Officials At The ‘Drop Of The Hat’

10 Mar 2023 00:20 AM IST

The Supreme Court in the case observed and has highlighted that courts should practice and restrain while summoning the government officials while hearing the case of contempt. The bench comprising of Justice V. Ramasubramanian and Justice Pankaj Mithal in the case observed and has repeatedly held that while it is

Madras High Court: High Court’s Administrative Side Cannot Seek Review Of Order Passed On Judicial Side

08 Mar 2023 00:19 AM IST

The Madras High Court in the case The High court of Judicature at Madras v. Thirumalai and others observed that the administrative side cannot seek a review of its own judgments on the judicial side as the same would amount to undermining the judicial fibre, the court also dismissed the

Supreme Court Refused To Close Contempt Proceedings Against Odissa Lawyer For Strike: Want To See If Self Apology Really Comes From The Heart

08 Mar 2023 00:18 AM IST

The Supreme Court in the case M/s. PLR Projects Pvt. Ltd. v. Mahanadi Coalfields Limited And Ors observed and has refused to close the contempt proceedings filed against the lawyers, who are being indulged in vandalism in court premises during their strike demanding the formation of new Benches of the

Kerala High Court Initiated Suo Motu Proceedings On Brahmapuram Fire

08 Mar 2023 00:17 AM IST

The Kerala High Court in the case Suo Motu v. State of Kerala observed and has initiated a suo moto writ plea in relation to the continuing fire at a dumping yard of Kochi Corporation in Brahmapuram. The Division bench comprising of Justice K. Vinod Chandran and Justice C. Jayachandran

Karnataka High Court: Court Can Order Husband To Pay Wife The Monetary Expenses In Lieu Of Shared House [The Domestic Violence Act]

08 Mar 2023 00:16 AM IST

The Karnataka High Court in the case ABC & others And XYZ observed and has recently modified an order passed by the Trial court, wherein it has been directed by the court that a woman is to be paid an amount of Rs.6,000 as monthly maintenance and a room be

Delhi High Court Upholding Order Asking Man To Provide Maintenance For Wife’s Child From Previous Marriage, Stated Can’t Avoid Responsibility Now

07 Mar 2023 00:25 AM IST

The Delhi High Court in the case Rky v Md observed and has stated that an individual who is marrying a person who has a child cannot be allowed to argue later before the court that the child being not his or her responsibility. The division bench comprising of Justice

Allahabad High Court Cancels Bail Of MLA Raju Pal Murder Case Accused: ‘Writ Of Atique Runs In Police Station Area, Not Of Govt

07 Mar 2023 00:23 AM IST

The Allahabad High Court in the case Krishna Kumar Pal @ Umesh Pal vs. State Of U.P. And 2 Others observed while granting a bail to an accused (Farhan) in the 2005 murder of then BSP legislator Raju Pal in Prayagraj, wherein the court stated that in the area of

Kerala High Court: Mere Typing Error In Designation Of Person Accused While Issuing Sanction Does Not Invalidate It [Prevention Of Corruption Act]

07 Mar 2023 00:22 AM IST

The Kerala High Court in the case K.Sasi v. State of Kerala rep. by Chief Secretary to the Govt & Ors observed and has held that merely because there is a typographical error in showing the designation of the person accused in the sanction order for prosecuting such person under

Gauhati High Court: Not Attracted Res Judicata To Proceedings In Foreigners Tribunal If Previous Order Finding Petitioner ‘Not Foreigner’ Unreasoned

07 Mar 2023 00:21 AM IST

The Gauhati High Court in the case Rafikul Islam v. The Union of India & 5 Ors observed and has held that the principle of res judicata will not apply to a subsequent proceeding before the Foreigners Tribunal for determining weather a person is a foreigner or not, if earlier,

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