(1)
Gayatri Children Based Eco Tourism Projects rep. by its Proprietor Indukuri Krishnam Raju ...Petitioner Vs.
State of Andhra Pradesh Tourism & Culture Department And Others ...Respondents D.D
18/11/2025
Administrative Law – Termination of License – Writ Against APTDC – Maintainability – Petitioner challenged termination of license granted under agreement dated 03.10.2020 for operation of shop at Rushikonda Beach – Held: Though APTDC is ‘State’ under Article 12, disputes arising from license agreements are contractual and remedy lies in civil suit for dama...
(2)
Shri Badamath Religious Endowment Sitamau and Others ...Appellants (Original Plaintiffs) Vs.
Deepakgiri and Others ...Respondents D.D
18/11/2025
Civil Law – Second Appeal – Limitation – Dismissal of Appeal on Ground of Delay – Plaintiff-Appellant challenged sale of religious Math property by Mahant, claiming such property was public trust – Suit dismissed; appeal dismissed for limitation – Second Appeal under Section 100 CPC filed challenging dismissal of first appeal – Held: Appellate Court rightl...
(3)
Kerala State Electricity Board Limited
The Executive Engineer (General) KSEB Muvattupuzha ...Appellants Vs.
Santha Vishnu Jishnu (legal heirs of late Viswambharan)
State Bank of India Muvattupuzha (Garnishee) ...Respondents D.D
18/11/2025
Execution Proceedings – Decree Satisfaction – Error in Appropriation – Appellants (KSEB and its officer) challenged the order of the execution court allowing attachment of their bank account to recover Rs.1,05,841/- as alleged balance under an enhanced compensation decree – Court found that the execution court erred in appropriating the entire earlier deposit (Rs.2,91,761/-...
(4)
Dr. Sangeeta Dutta ...Petitioner Vs.
State of Assam and Another ...Respondents D.D
18/11/2025
Criminal Law – Bail – POCSO and JJ Act Offences – Parity with Co-Accused – Petitioner charged under multiple IPC, JJ Act and POCSO provisions for alleged torture and abuse of a 3-year-old foster child – Other co-accused including petitioner’s husband (prime accused) granted bail – Held: On ground of parity and similar footing in charges, petitioner entitle...
(5)
Amit Kumar Kejriwal ...Petitioner Vs.
Bank of India & Ors. ...Respondents D.D
18/11/2025
Banking Law – Classification of Borrower Account as Fraud – Prejudgment in Show Cause Notice – Violation of Natural Justice – Action Set Aside – Petitioner challenged the show cause notice dated 28.02.2024 and the impugned order dated 07.08.2024 whereby respondent Bank of India reclassified the account of M/s Swati Mining Pvt. Ltd. as “Fraud” – Held:...
(6)
Gautam Mehra ...Appellant Vs.
Sonia Mehra ...Respondent D.D
18/11/2025
Child Custody – Interim Custody – Appeal – Appellant-father challenged Family Court order granting interim custody of two minor children to respondent-mother – Alleged failure of Family Court to apply welfare principle and omission to record children’s wishes – Held: Family Court rightly prioritised emotional and psychological well-being of children over materia...
(7)
M/s Gopal Glass Works Ltd. through Managing Director & Others ...Petitioners Vs.
Union of India & Others ...Respondents D.D
17/11/2025
Criminal Law – Quashing of Complaint – Vicarious Liability – Directors – Petitioners sought quashing of complaint filed in 1994 under IPC and Excise Act citing lack of specific allegations – Court held that in absence of averments indicating personal role or statutory vicarious liability, criminal prosecution against directors (Petitioners 3 to 9) is not sustainable &...
(8)
Cyberabad Citizens Health Services …Petitioner Vs.
Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax & Others …Respondents D.D
17/11/2025
Income Tax – Reassessment – Bar of Limitation – Notice under Section 148 issued on 22.04.2024 to reopen A.Y. 2017–18 – Court held that under first proviso to amended Section 149, such notice is time-barred as six-year limitation expired on 31.03.2024 – Fifth and sixth provisos to Section 149 not applicable to extend limitation under first proviso – Held: N...
(9)
Pritpal Singh Batra @ Giffy Batra ...Appellant Vs.
State of Punjab ...Respondent D.D
17/11/2025
Criminal Law – UAPA – Regular Bail – Section 43-D(5) – Prolonged Custody – Appellant in custody for over 2 years and 10 months without trial due to pendency of sanction under Section 45 of the UAPA – No evidence linking weapons recovered from appellant to terrorist activity or declared terrorists – Held: Long incarceration without trial violates Article 21...