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Delhi High Court Monthly Digest: January 2022
2 years, 10 months ago

Delhi High Court Monthly Digest: January 2022

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This digest contains a total of 66 important judgments and orders of the Delhi High Court for the month of January reported by Live Law. Faceless Assessment Scheme Does Not Mean No Personal Hearing, Mandatory Requirement U/S 144B Of Income Tax Act: Delhi High Court Case Title: Bharat Aluminium Company Ltd. v. Union of India & Ors., WP 14528/2021 Citation: …

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Supreme Court Annual Digest 2021-Part 1 [Citations 1 To 250]
2 years, 11 months ago

Supreme Court Annual Digest 2021-Part 1 [Citations 1 To 250]

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As the end of year 2021 is nearing, LiveLaw brings to you an yearly Round-up of Supreme Court judgments. Writ Jurisdiction Cannot Be Utilised By A Litigant Only To Take Chance: Supreme Court "In our view, the extraordinary writ jurisdiction cannot be utilised by a litigant only to take chance and then to seek recourse to the other remedy after …

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Supreme Court Monthly Digest: January 2021
3 years, 10 months ago

Supreme Court Monthly Digest: January 2021

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Supreme Court Upholds Centre's Plan For The Central Vista Project by 2:1 Majority, Justice Khanna Dissents Order dated January 5, 2021 The Supreme Court upheld the Central Government's plan for construction of the Central Vista project and the government's proposal to construct a new Parliament in Lutyen's Delhi. 'Consensual Affair' Is Not A Defence Against A Charge Of Kidnapping A …

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[Breaking] All Stay Orders On Civil/Criminal Proceedings Passed By Courts, Including HCs, To Automatically Expire Within 6 Months Unless Extended For Good Reasons: SC [Read Order]
4 years, 2 months ago

[Breaking] All Stay Orders On Civil/Criminal Proceedings Passed By Courts, Including HCs, To Automatically Expire Within 6 Months Unless Extended For Good Reasons: SC [Read Order]

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The Supreme Court has reiterated that whatever stay has been granted by any court including the High Court on civil or criminal proceedings will automatically expire within a period of six months, unless an extension is granted for good reason within the next six months.The bench headed by Justice RF Nariman, said that the High Courts are subordinate judicially to …

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Infraction Of Rules Of Natural Justice By Itself Doesn't Invalidate Proceedings Unless Prejudice Is Caused, Reiterates SC [Read Judgment]
4 years, 2 months ago

Infraction Of Rules Of Natural Justice By Itself Doesn't Invalidate Proceedings Unless Prejudice Is Caused, Reiterates SC [Read Judgment]

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The Supreme Court has observed that the breach of the audi alteram partem rule cannot by itself, without more, lead to the conclusion that prejudice is thereby caused. This can happen by reason of estoppel, acquiescence, waiver and by way of non-challenge or non-denial or admission of facts, in cases in which the Court finds on facts that no real …

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Supreme Court Weekly Round Up
4 years, 3 months ago

Supreme Court Weekly Round Up

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Top Stories This Week:1. SC Allows NLSIU To Conduct NLAT Tomorrow, Restrains From Declaring Results And Making Admissions A Supreme Court Bench headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan has allowed the National Law School of India to conduct the Admission Test-NLAT2020 as per the scheduled on September 12. "Highest Level Expert Committee Convening Meetings & Will Take Holistic Decision In Two …

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