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Court directs State to provide adequate courts, proper infrastructure to judicial officers, Bar members & litigants

Bombay High Court: A Bench comprising of A.A. Sayed and A.S. Oka, JJ. disposed of the petitions which contains one of the

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Consumer Protection Act, 1986 does not violate the Constitution

High Court of Calcutta: In a recent judgment, Single Judge Bench of Debangsu Basak, J. decided upon the constitutional status of Section

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Copies of documents relied in show-cause notice issued to a person, are required to be provided to him

Delhi High Court: A Bench comprising of S. Muralidhar and Anil Kumar Chawla, JJ. has directed the respondent to provide to the

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In defamation cases, public apology more suitable than monetary damages

Delhi High Court: The Single Bench of Rajiv Sahai Endlaw, J. has opined that a direction to issue a public apology would

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Lack of uniform standards in recruitment of Teachers ultra vires the Constitution

High Court of Jharkhand: In a recent judgment, a Single Judge Bench of S. Chandrashekhar, J., decided upon the controversy concerning qualification

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Writ of Mandamus can be issued on grounds of “extraordinary” and “emergency” situations

Madras High Court: The Bench comprising of M.V. Muralidaran, J. held that on grounds of extraordinary and emergency situations, courts can grant

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Public Undertakings can’t act arbitrarily like private employers

Kerala High Court: The Bench comprising of P.V Asha, J. held that denial of salary to the petitioners on the ground that

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Foreign Nationals have no right to stay in India, beyond the authorised period

High Court of Himachal Pradesh: The Bench comprising of Sanjay Karol, Acting CJ and Sandeep Sharma. J, held that in circumstances where

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Court finds mark ‘ILM’ to be deceptively similar to ‘IILM’; restrains its usage

Delhi High Court: A Bench comprising of Deepa Sharma, J. restrained the defendant from using their mark ILM as it was deceptively

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Seafarer’s right of lien subsists even when recruited through a crewing agent

Bombay High Court: The Single Bench of S. J. Kathawalla, J. has held that the mere fact that a seafarer (crew member)

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Marriage of elder daughter of deceased government servant confers an unassailable right to family pension on the unmarried/widowed younger daughter

Madras High Court: A Bench comprising of S.S. Sundar, J. has directed the respondent Accountant General, to disburse the family pension to

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Conditions incorporated under Ex Gratia Scheme, precluding an employee from pursuing litigation against employer are enforceable

Kerala High Court: A Bench comprising of P.R. Ramachandra Menon and Dama Seshadri Naidu, JJ. disposed of an appeal filed by an

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Court directs State to provide adequate courts, proper infrastructure to judicial officers, Bar members & litigants

Consumer Protection Act, 1986 does not violate the Constitution

Copies of documents relied in show-cause notice issued to a person, are required to be provided to him

In defamation cases, public apology more suitable than monetary damages

Lack of uniform standards in recruitment of Teachers ultra vires the Constitution

Writ of Mandamus can be issued on grounds of “extraordinary” and “emergency” situations

Public Undertakings can’t act arbitrarily like private employers

Foreign Nationals have no right to stay in India, beyond the authorised period

Court finds mark ‘ILM’ to be deceptively similar to ‘IILM’; restrains its usage

Seafarer’s right of lien subsists even when recruited through a crewing agent

Marriage of elder daughter of deceased government servant confers an unassailable right to family pension on the unmarried/widowed younger daughter

Carlsberg Breweries’ interlocutory application against ‘Hunter’ fails

Undertrial detention undergone in one case cannot be set-off in another case

Migration should be granted as per regulations framed by Dental Council of India & Medical Council of India

Bombay HC upholds life sentence of 11 convicts,including 5 cops, in Gujarat riot case

Organ donation cannot be prohibited solely on the ground of economic disparity

Right to a safe workplace, also applicable to armed forces

Pregnancy of above 20 weeks can be terminated if it serves the ‘best interest’ of pregnant girl

Contempt notice issued & heavy costs imposed on dishonest octogenarian applicant to send a strong message

Conditions incorporated under Ex Gratia Scheme, precluding an employee from pursuing litigation against employer are enforceable