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NO RIGHT FOR POSSESSION CAN BE GRANTED IF PARTY FAILS TO RAISE SUFFICIENT PLEADINGS: SC
-Report by Karan Gautam The defendant Nos. 1 and 2 in O.S. No.6456 of 1993 filed an appeal under Article 136 of the Constitution of India, calling in question the...
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Pre Deposit of Fine Cannot be Imposed as a Condition to hear Revision Petition filed by Convict
The Bench of justices Vineet Saran and Dinesh Maheshwari on 4 August 2021 observed that a condition of depositing a fine amount to hear a criminal revision under section 397...
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Two-Day Long Five-Hour Verdict Slowly but Surely: Karnataka High Court
Justice was served in the form of a Karnataka High Court order on the maintainability of Twitter employee Manish Maheshwari’s appeal against the Uttar Pradesh Police’s notice, even though it...
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Non-Business Profit/Loss Can be Carried Forward: Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court ruling has drawn attention to companies that may pass on profits or losses from “non-business income” or from non-essential activities. The latest ruling stated that if...
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Petition Filed by Amazon and Flipkart Dismissed
A petition was filed by Amazon India and Flipkart owned by Walmart in the High Court of Karnataka which sought to overturn the Competitive Commission India (CCI)’s inspection order to...
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FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO HAVE GOOD ROADS AND FOOTPATH ( ART. 21 BROADER VIEW)
Karnataka High Court, on 31st July 2019 quoted that, It is the obligation of the municipal corporation to maintain roads’ In a landmark verdict court gave a tremendous relief to...
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