(1)
M/S DLF LIMITED GURMEET SINGH @ BAGGA …Petitioner Vs.
STATE OF HARYANA AND ANOTHER …Respondents D.D
20/02/2023
HIGH COURTS
Sales Tax – Refund of Excess Tax – Unjust Enrichment – Appeal against the refusal of refund based on the principle of unjust enrichment. Held: The officer determining the refund amount cannot review or revise the assessment order but must respect it and only quantify the refund. The appeal was allowed, and the appellant was entitled to a refund as per the assessment order. [Paras...
(2)
Bholu, a ‘Juvinile in conflict with law’ ...Pe oner Vs.
Central Bureau of Inves ga on …Respondent D.D
17/02/2023
HIGH COURTS
Criminal Revision Petition - Juvenile in conflict with law - Transfer of trial - Mental and physical capacity to commit the offense - Understanding of consequences - Compliance with Supreme Court's directions - Juvenile Justice Act, 2015.
Applicability of Juvenile Justice Act - Heinous offense - Age of the juvenile - Preliminary assessment of mental and physical capacity - Transfer of trial...
(3)
M/S COLGATE PALMOLIVE (INDIA) LTD. …Appellant Vs.
RAJI KAPILA AND ANOTHER …Respondents D.D
17/02/2023
HIGH COURTS
Negotiable Instruments Act – Section 138 – Acquittal – Appeal – The appellant's appeal against the judgment of acquittal was based on a statement made by the respondent agreeing to pay the disputed amount. Held: Such a statement cannot be considered a confession as it might have been made under duress or for other reasons. The appellant failed to provide evidence of goo...
(4)
SANJEEV …Appellant Vs.
STATE OF HARYANA …Respondent D.D
17/02/2023
HIGH COURTS
Criminal Law – Appeal against Conviction – Section 411 IPC – Appeal against conviction for the offence under Section 411 IPC. Appellant was convicted based on the recovery of Rs. 13,000, a photograph, and a bag. Held: In the absence of strong evidence, particularly the lack of proof that the appellant knew or had reason to believe the property was stolen, the conviction under Sec...
(5)
BHAGWANT KISHORE …Petitioner Vs.
STATE OF PUNJAB AND ANOTHER …Respondents D.D
17/02/2023
HIGH COURTS
Criminal Procedure – Quashing of Kalendra – Initiation of Proceedings – Petition challenging the initiation of proceedings by SHO for offences under Section 211 IPC. Held: The initiation by SHO violates mandatory provisions of Sections 195 and 340 Cr.P.C., rendering the prosecution and consequent proceedings void. Presentation of Kalendra barred by limitation under Section 468 Cr...
(6)
SANTOSH …Petitioner Vs.
STATE OF PUNJAB AND OTHERS …Respondents D.D
17/02/2023
HIGH COURTS
Family Pension - Right Under Statutory Rules – Deemed Option – The petitioner, whose husband died on 01.04.1994 while in service with the Municipal Council, Moga, was entitled to family pension under the Punjab Municipal Employees Pension and General Provident Fund Rules, 1994 – The petitioner’s husband did not exercise the option within the stipulated four months from the ...
(7)
SURINDER SINGH …Petitioner Vs.
STATE OF HARYANA AND OTHERS …Respondents D.D
17/02/2023
HIGH COURTS
Eviction Orders – Jurisdictional Competence – Commissioner’s Role – The petitioner sought quashing of eviction orders issued by the Assistant Collector and upheld by the Commissioner and appellate authorities – The Court held that the Commissioner does not have jurisdictional competence to entertain an appeal if the Assistant Collector did not adjudicate upon the ques...
(8)
RAHUL MALIK …Petitioner Vs.
STATE OF HARYANA AND OTHERS …Respondents D.D
16/02/2023
HIGH COURTS
Arms Act – Rejection of Arms License Application – Non-Speaking Order – Writ petition challenging the rejection of an arms license application and the dismissal of the appeal. The rejection was based on the petitioner’s involvement in FIRs, but the order was a pre-printed proforma with mere blanks filled and lacked reasons. Held: Section 17(5) of the Arms Act, 1959, mandate...
(9)
AJAY KUMAR SINGLA AND OTHERS …Petitioners Vs.
STATE OF PUNJAB AND OTHERS …Respondents D.D
16/02/2023
HIGH COURTS
Service Law – Pay and Allowances During Probation – Notification Quashed – Writ petitions challenged notifications and clarifications issued by the State of Punjab, which stipulated that only traveling allowance would be paid during the probation period, and that the probation period would not count towards the time scale applicable to the post – Held, the principle of &quo...