Punjab Pre-Emption Act, 1913 by latest laws team on Scribd
Thursday, 09, May, 2024
- HC Expounds ‘Judicial Review of tender processes and award of contracts is limited only to the cases that involve material violation of terms,’ Read Judgment
- HC: ‘A mere report filed by the Investigating Officer, without examining witness, cannot be treated as evidence in the Departmental Proceeding,’ Read Judgment
- ‘Utter defiance of court’s earnest request’; HC grants bail to accused in custody for more than six years, Read Judgment
- HC Expounds: ‘The High Court can only look at the fairness of the process and not of the conclusion in a Judicial Review of Departmental Proceedings,’ Read Judgment
- HC Expounds ‘An act of unlawful entry into the territory of India cannot be punished u/S. 419 and 420 of the IPC,’ Read Judgment
- HC: ‘Employees who have not received their withheld pension amounts have the legal right to seek recourse in court’, Read Judgment
- ‘Torture in custody flouts the basic rights of the citizens’; HC directs State to pay Rs 2 lakh compensation to man subjected to Custodial Violence, Read Judgment
- HC Expounds: ‘No recovery can be effected from employees who have been given excess payment due to wrong fixation of pay without any fraud’, Read Judgment
- [HMA] HC Expounds: Saptapadi ceremony is an essential ingredient to constitute a valid Hindu marriage’, Read Judgment
- HC Expounds ‘An Appellate Court cannot dismiss an appeal on default and has to give its decision on merits’ Read Judgment
- HC: ‘Party seeking condonation of delay cannot allege non-information by counsel about disposal in case in which party doesn’t contact Counsel for 6 years’, Read Judgment
- ‘Testimony of the victim unreliable’; HC sets aside the order of Conviction in a Rape case, Read Judgment
- HC: ‘Interest on delayed payment to a contractor cannot be denied by the government merely because no clause of for interest existed in the contract’ Read Judgment
- HC Opines: ‘Mere use of abusive words, not leading to any provocation to another person, would not make a person guilty under S. 504 IPC’ Read Judgment
- HC Expounds Court passing an order under S. 9 of the Arbitration Act has the power to take penal measures to ensure its enforcement, Read Judgment
