(1)
RAJAN DEV ...Petitioner Vs.
STATE OF HARYANA AND OTHERS ...Respondents D.D
06/02/2023
HIGH COURTS
Service Law – Increase in Punishment – Show-Cause Notice – Writ petition challenging enhancement of punishment by the Appellate Authority – Petitioner, a Veterinary Livestock Development Assistant, punished for absenteeism – Appellate Authority increased punishment without serving show-cause notice – Held, as per Rule 11, Appellate Authority must issue show-caus...
(2)
SIMARJIT SINGH @ TINKU ...APPELLANT Vs.
STATE OF PUNJAB ...RESPONDENT D.D
06/02/2023
HIGH COURTS
Criminal Law - Conviction - Murder - Circumstantial Evidence - Last Seen Theory - Admissibility of Confession
Conviction of Main Accused - Murder - Circumstantial Evidence – Criminal appeal against conviction under Sections 302 and 201 IPC – Held: The trial court rightly convicted Simarjit Singh @ Tinku for the murder of his wife based on circumstantial evidence, including his confe...
(3)
TILAK RAJ …Petitioner Vs.
STATE OF PUNJAB AND OTHERS …Respondents D.D
06/02/2023
HIGH COURTS
Presumption of Truth in Revenue Records – Dismissal of Writ Petition – Writ petition challenging the appellate authority's decision that overturned the Collector's order declaring the petitioner and proforma respondents as owners of disputed land – The appellate authority found no evidence to substantiate the claim of possession prior to 26.01.1950 – Presumption of ...
(4)
M/S. SCHLUMBERGER ASIA SERVICES LIMITED ...Petitioner Vs.
UNION OF INDIA AND OTHERS ...Respondents D.D
03/02/2023
HIGH COURTS
Fiscal Legislation – Constitutional Validity – Sabka Vishwas Scheme – Writ petition challenging Sections 124(2) and 130(2) of the Finance (No. 2) Act, 2019 as ultra vires and unconstitutional – Provisions precluding refund of excess deposits under the scheme – Scheme aimed at reducing legacy litigation and encouraging voluntary disclosure of evaded taxes – Held,...
(5)
M/S STERILE INDIA PVT. LTD. …PETITIONER Vs.
UNION OF INDIA AND OTHERS …RESPONDENTS D.D
03/02/2023
HIGH COURTS
Taxation Law – Detention of Goods – E-Way Bill Compliance – Petition challenging penalty imposed under Section 129 of the CGST/SGST Act, 2017 – Goods detained due to incomplete Part-B of the E-Way bill – Intention to evade tax immaterial for imposing penalty under Section 129 – Authorities empowered to detain goods and demand tax and penalty if documents are not...
(6)
SHRI GAUSHALA, BHIWANI ROAD, JIND THROUGH SH. BHAL CHANDER …PETITIONER Vs.
CHANDI RAM …RESPONDENT D.D
02/02/2023
HIGH COURTS
Landlord-Tenant Law – Material Impairment – Section 13(2)(iii) of Haryana Urban (Control of Rent and Eviction) Act, 1973 – Petitioner sought eviction for non-payment of rent, impairment in value and utility, and nuisance – Rent Controller allowed eviction for material impairment – Appellate Authority dismissed petition – Tenant admitted to opening door and windo...
(7)
M/S BHARAT CEMENT & IRON STORE …Appellant Vs.
KULDEEP SINGH @ MAKHAN SINGH …Respondent D.D
01/02/2023
HIGH COURTS
Negotiable Instruments Act – Presumption under Section 139 – Acquittal – Special Leave to Appeal – The application sought special leave to appeal against the acquittal judgment, arguing that the presumption under Section 139 should apply once the signature on the cheque is admitted. Held: The complainant failed to prove the contentions in the complaint. Without proving the ...
(8)
NARESH KUMAR …Petitioner Vs.
THE COMMISSIONER, ROHTAK DIVISION, ROHTAK AND OTHERS …Respondents D.D
31/01/2023
HIGH COURTS
Land Law - Eviction - Lawful Title and Cultivating Rights – Held, the petitioner did not hold any lawful title or lawful cultivating rights over the suit land, except as a lessee or gair marusi. Consequently, no valid question of title ever arose, nor was it required to be determined by the statutory authority. Petition dismissed. [Paras 1-6]
Estoppel - Reserved Liberty Unavaile...
(9)
STATE OF PUNJAB AND OTHERS …APPELLANTS Vs.
LEKHA RANI …RESPONDENT D.D
30/01/2023
HIGH COURTS
Service Law - Recovery of Excess Payment – Regular Second Appeal against order of lower appellate court setting aside recovery of excess amount paid to employee – Employee’s salary wrongly fixed by the department in 1996, error discovered in 2011, recovery sought – Held that recovery from employee impermissible when no fraud or misrepresentation is involved and when benefit...