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“It will be wholly arbitrary and illogical to accord a judicial imprimatur to an order of revocation which is founded on a factor which has no material bearing on the ultimate grant or which fails to meet the tests of fundamental ineligibility and invalidity.”
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“Defendants’ use of a similar mark/packaging in similar combinations not only raises concerns about potential confusion but also suggests an attempt to free ride on plaintiff’s established reputation.”
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“Angelantoni Test Technologies submitted that transactions are capital account transactions which are incapable of generating any income and orders and notices are passed merely to verify transactions without any tangible material in possession of Commissioner of Income tax to indicate escapement of income.”
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“There is a need to adhere to and insist on strict e-filing of pleadings, documents, and applications etc. in the jurisdictions which have been already notified under the e-filing rules. This may be achieved by gradually discouraging the acceptance of physical filing in the notified jurisdictions.”
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“Petitioner is a former MLA and the argument that he has ceased to be an MLA at time of commission of alleged offence, cannot be a bar to his case being tried by the Special Court, constituted to deal with criminal cases pending against MPs/MLAs.”
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“Utter chaos will result if schools are permitted to commit errors while uploading students’ marks on CBSE’s website and thereafter, call upon CBSE to correct the marks awarded at their end.”
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This report covers the Supreme Court’s Never Reported Judgment dating back to the year 1952 on claim of adverse possession.
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“The decision of Chief Wildlife Warden to issue direction to hunt wild animal, has to be on a rational basis, foundationed on credible material, and not because of any pressure being exhorted by local politicians or people.”
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“The concerned Investigating Agency cannot expect anyone who is an accused, to sing in a tune which is music to their ears, more so, whence such an accused, is well and truly protected under Article 20(3) of the Constitution.”
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“No committee was ever constituted to determine as to who will be the actual traditional forest dwellers or a Scheduled Tribe, who can be protected by the rights conferred upon them by the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006.”
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“Dr. Reddy’s is willing to give an undertaking that it will not commercially launch product ‘Olaparib’ prior to expiry of Kudos Pharmaceuticals’ patent and until then, it will only undertake activities which are permissible u/s 107-A of Patents Act, 1970.”
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“State shall ensure that the persons with disabilities are not subjected to unnecessary and relentless harassment by being transferred/posted at places where they are unable to get an environment which is conducive for their working.”
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“All institutes/ centres operating in Mukherjee Nagar shall ensure that process of instruction and training to enrolled students is not disrupted and in case of temporary closure, they shall ensure that instruction through online mode is continued.”
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“Apart from Neelam Azad, co-accused Sagar Sharma, Manoranjan D, Neelam Verma, Amol Shinde, Lalit Jha and Mahesh Kumawat are also in police custody.”
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“The object of enactment of the Telangana State Judicial (Service and Cadre) Rules, 2023 is to recruit suitable candidates to Telangana State Judicial Service who are acquainted with the practice of local Courts in Telangana and have the knowledge of local laws.”
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“Petitioner, a citizen of USA, had come to India under a valid visa and was deported from India by the Bureau of Immigration from Trivandrum Airport, Kerala on 28-11-2022.”
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“If the goods are imported for any purpose other than consumption, use or sale within the State, then the importer has to prove how the goods imported were disposed of.”
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“The expression ‘party’ as defined in Section 2(1)(h) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, clearly indicates a person who is a ‘party’ to an Arbitration Agreement and in no way includes the agent of the party to such Agreement.”
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“Section 60(4) of Bihar VAT Act, 2005 enables a seizure of goods along with the carrier if the authority suspects the transport to be in contravention of the provisions of Section 60(2).”
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“Only when the subject matter of the dispute relates to actions in rem, that do not relate to subordinate rights in personam arising from rights in rem, the subject matter will be non-arbitrable.”
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