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...

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 absconding accused pursuant to Sec 299 CrPC (Now 325 BBSS) initiated...

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 denied the benefit of regularisation merely because of the nomenclature of...
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Allowing a Habeas Corpus Petition to Suffer Self-Abortion Due To Its Pendency Should Not Be The Approach of a Constitutional Court in its Adjudication: J&K&L HC

The Bench of Justice Rahul Bharti of the High Court of J&K and Ladakh while disposing off a Habeous Corpus Petition...

Magistrate Is Well Within Its Jurisdiction To Pass A Residence Order At The Interim Stage Under Section 23 of The DV Act: J&K&L HC

The Bench of Justice Sanjay Dhar in a petition wherein the Petitioner-Wife had challenged the order passed by the...

High Court Takes Cognizance of the Item Published By “The Hindu” Newspaper and Social Media, Directs Listing of Matter  Before the Hon’ble Chief Justice (Acting)...

Division Bench consisting of Justice Atul Sreedharan and Justice Mohammed Yousuf Wani took cognizance of the item published...

An Insurance Contract is Subservient to The Statutory Provisions of Insurance Act & Must be Interpreted and Constructed Having Regard to Larger Public Policy...

The Bench of Justice Rajesh Sekhri while deciding the much contested case between the J&K State Health Agency (hereinafter referred...

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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,...

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...

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

Reiterating the limited scope of inquiry at the stage...
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Section 91 Cr.P.C Does Not Confer any Right on the Accused to Produce Document in his Possession to Prove his Defence: J&K&L HC

The J&K&L HC while dismissing a petition filed under Section 482 Cr.P.Cwherein the Petitioner had assailed the order of the Trial Court (Second Additional Sessions Judge, Jammu)...

Labour Court Has Jurisdiction to Order Reinstatement of Workmen: J&K&L High Court

A Single Bench of High Court off Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh has dismissed the Petition filed by the UT of J&K seeking Quashment...

Supreme Court Lays Down Guidelines for Filing of Chargesheet 

Supreme Court while dealing with a petition challenging judgment and order passed by the High Court of Jharkhand at Ranchi, whereby the High...

Single Bench directed to Re-hear Petition Under Section 9 of the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996, Filed by UT of J&K Against IFFCO Tokyo...

Division Bench sets aside order of Single Bench which had dismissed the petition under section 9 of the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996 filed...

Delay in Passing of Detention Order not Fatal, Provided There Exists a Proximate Link Between Activities of Detenue and the Detention Order: J&K&L HC

A Division Bench of the High Court of J&K and Ladakh, while dismissing an appeal against an order passed by the Single Bench, seeking...

Order 41 rule 27 CPC – When Additional Evidence Can be Permitted by an Appellate Court: J&K&L HC

The J&K&L HC while dealing with a petition under Article 227 of the Constitution accentuated the conditions under which an Appellate Court exercising powers under Order 41...

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