High Courts

Affidavits Are Not Routine Forms; Courts Must Verify Authority Administering Oath: J&K&L HC

The High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh has held that affidavits filed in judicial proceedings are...
High Courts

Non-Compliance of Mandatory Terms of Tender Document while Allocating Contract is Violative of Article 14: J&K&L HC

The J&K&L HC while exercising jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution, set aside the decision of the official...
High Courts

Section 299 CrPC Preserves Evidence For Absconding Accused And Same Can Be Admitted Without Recall: J&K High Court

A Single Bench of Justice Mohammad Yousuf Wani has held that the evidence recorded at the back of...
High Courts

Client Bound by Lawyer’s Consent; Cannot Challenge Order Passed on Recorded Consent: J&K High Court

In a reiteration of the sanctity of courtroom concessions, the High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh...
High Courts

Section 299 CrPC Preserves Evidence For Absconding Accused And Same Can Be Admitted Without Recall: J&K High Court

A Single Bench of Justice Mohammad Yousuf Wani has held that the evidence recorded at the back of...
High Courts

Not Every Error in Decision is Amenable to Writ of Certiorari, Unless The Error is A Patent Error: J&K&L HC

A Single Bench of Justice Puneet Gupta has while dismissing a petition under Article 227 refused to interfere...
High Courts

Restrictions on Fundamental Right to Practise Any Profession & carry on Trade Guaranteed Under Article 19(1)(g) Cannot be Imposed Otherwise Than In Accordance With...

A Single Bench of Justice Sanjeev Kumar while quashing the Communication of Department of Rural Development calling upon...
High Courts

J&K&L High Court Clarifies The Scope Of Preventive Detention Under The Public Safety Act: No Need For Production Before The Magistrate Within 24-Hours

A division bench of the Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court recently dealt with a case of...
High Courts

Reservation Beyond Ceiling Limit of 50% is Arbitrary, Excessive and Violative of Article 16(4) of the Constitution of India: J&K&L HC Reiterates

The Single Bench of Justice Sanjeev Kumar of the High Court of J&K and Ladakh while refusing to...
Supreme Court

Appointment of Arbitrator By High Court Doesn’t Oust Civil Court’s Power To Extend Time Under Section 29A: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court while considering the issue wether the original civil court has jurisdiction to extend the time...
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Exclusion Of ‘Academic Arrangement’ Employees From Regularisation Under Jammu and Kashmir Civil Services (Special Provisions) Act, 2010 Unconstitutional : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has held that employees appointed on “academic arrangement” basis in Jammu & Kashmir cannot be...
Supreme Court

The Proceedings Held By An Earlier Arbitrator Can Not Be Nullified on Substitution of Arbitrator By The High Court: Supreme Court

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court of India has ruled that High Courts cannot interfere with ongoing...
Supreme Court

Liberty Cannot Wait: Supreme Court Flags Bail Pendency, Registrar Generals Directed to Circulate Order Among the Hon’ble Judges of High Courts for Expeditious Disposal...

In order centred on personal liberty, the Supreme Court has observed that despite repeated reminders, High Courts have...
Supreme Court

Post-2013 Land Acquisition Awards Governed by New Act; Delay in Appeals Can Be Condoned: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has  clarified the scope and applicability of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land...
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High Courts

Section 299 CrPC Preserves Evidence For Absconding Accused And Same Can Be Admitted Without Recall: J&K High Court

A Single Bench of Justice Mohammad Yousuf Wani has held that the evidence recorded at the back of...
High Courts

Client Bound by Lawyer’s Consent; Cannot Challenge Order Passed on Recorded Consent: J&K High Court

In a reiteration of the sanctity of courtroom concessions, the High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh...
High Courts

Admitted Contractual Dues Cannot Be Withheld on Ground of Post-Facto Codal Objections: J&K High Court

The High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh has held that once contractual work stands executed and...
High Courts

Unproven Allegations of Adultery Cannot Defeat Interim Maintenance Under the DV Act: Delhi High Court

Reiterating the limited scope of inquiry at the stage of interim relief, the Delhi High Court has held...
High Courts

A Candidate is Estopped under Law to Question the Selection Procedure After Having Subjected Himself to Said Procedure And Allowing His Merit, Eligibility and Suitability to be Assessed: J&K&L HC

The Division Bench of J&K and Ladakh High Court, comprising of the Chief Justice, and Justice Wasim Sadiq Nargal, in an intra-court appeal...
High Courts

A Competent Authority is under Constitutional Obligation to Record Satisfaction as to ‘Non-Practicability’ of Inquiry Before Dismissing a Member of Civil Services Without Inquiry: J&K&L...

The Division Bench of Justice Rajnesh Oswal and Justice Moksha Khajuria Kazmi, while setting aside the order of dismissal...
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