The High Court completely erred in entertaining the appeal under Section 260A of the Act. It did not even attempt to deal with the...

When the courts thought it fit to release the appellant's husband on bail in connection with the cases in respect of which he had been...

The aforesaid analysis of Part IXB of the Constitution leads to the result that though Article 246(3) and Entry 32, List II of the 7th...

In the facts and circumstances of the case, no error has been committed by the courts below for convicting the accused under Section 323...

The freedoms granted to MLAs are necessary for the functioning of democracy and are subject to the powers of the Speaker or the criminal...

The High Court, in granting anticipatory bail under Section 438 in the first two appeals and following that order in disposing of the...

It has been held that an Arbitral Tribunal is not a Court of law. Its orders are not judicial orders. Its functions are not judicial...

That on a conjoint reading of the aforesaid rules, it can be seen that services rendered as ad hoc cannot be considered as “substantive...

This court is of the opinion that the per se bar to the relief of interest on refund, enunciated by the decision in Raje Ram (supra)...

It is evident that Section 24A does not stipulate that the consent of SEBI is necessary for the SAT or the Court before which such...

Quite obviously if one were to include the power to modify an award in Section 34, one would be crossing the Lakshman Rekha and doing...

Order XXXII, Rule 3, is found in the First Schedule to the Code. Under Section 121 of the Code, the Rules in the First Schedule shall...