• Alternate Text
  • Alternate Text
Matrimonial Acrimony a Strong Motive for False Implication: Punjab & Haryana High Court Refuses State's Appeal in POCSO Acquittal Conviction Cannot Rest on Presumptions and Hearsay: Rajasthan High Court Acquits Man Accused of Murder Based on Circumstantial Evidence and Revenge Theory A Decree Based on No Pre-existing Right and Procured Through an Impostor is Void and Unenforceable: P&H HC No Insurance Cover, No 'Pay and Recover': Madras High Court Exonerates Insurer from Liability Due to Bounced Premium Cheque Licence That Is Void Ab Initio Cannot Be Protected by Due Process: Calcutta High Court Upholds Licensing Authority’s Inherent Power to Revoke Fair Price Shop Licence Unless Fraudulent Misrepresentation Is Shown, Writ Jurisdiction Cannot Be Invoked Against Alleged Unauthorized Constructions: Andhra Pradesh High Court Dismisses Pleas Seeking Demolition Delay in Lodging FIR is Fatal Where Police Reached the Crime Scene Same Night: Allahabad High Court Acquits Murder Accused After 38 Years
  • Subscribe Now
  • Login
Subscribe Now Login

  • Home

  • Legal News
    • HIGH COURTS
    • SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
    • TRIBUNAL
    • WORLD NEWS

  • Judgements
    • HIGH COURTS
    • SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

  • Tools
    • Drafting
    • Legal dictionary
    • Bare Acts
    • Calculator
      • Court Fees Calculator
      • Land Calculator
      • Bank Calculator
        • Simple Interest Calculate
        • Coumpound Interest Calculate
        • EMI Calculate
        • Loan Amount Calculate

  • Legal Blog

  • Bare Acts

  • Digest

  • Our Plan
Search Now
Theme Settings
  • Home
  • News
  • Legal News
  • All Court(s)
Search Legal News

recent post

legal News
HIGH COURTS
Licence That Is Void Ab Initio Cannot Be Protected by Due Process: Calcutta High Court Upholds Licensing Authority’s Inherent Power to Revoke Fair Price Shop Licence

“Revocation Is Not Cancellation—It Is the Recall of an Illegal Act Committed at the Outset” — In a significant ruling Calcutta High Court held that a

  • by Admin
  • December 06, 2025

popular post

Legal News
  • December 06, 2025
  • Licence That Is Void Ab Initio Cannot Be Protected by Due Process: Calcutta High Court Upholds Licensing Authority’s Inherent Power to Revoke Fair Price Shop Licence
Legal News
  • December 06, 2025
  • Unless Fraudulent Misrepresentation Is Shown, Writ Jurisdiction Cannot Be Invoked Against Alleged Unauthorized Constructions: Andhra Pradesh High Court Dismisses Pleas Seeking Demolition
Legal News
  • December 06, 2025
  • Delay in Lodging FIR is Fatal Where Police Reached the Crime Scene Same Night: Allahabad High Court Acquits Murder Accused After 38 Years

Legal News

November 10, 2025
Liberty of One Cannot Override the Safety of Many” – Allahabad High Court Denies Bail in Umesh Pal Murder Conspiracy Case
  • legal News
  • HIGH COURTS

By: sayum

“The brutal killing of three persons, including two police guards, in broad daylight using firearms and explosives, has shaken public confidence and created terror in society… the Court finds no...

read more
November 10, 2025
Whether a Judge Can Hear Bail of a Relative? P&H High Court Probes Judicial Conflict in Alleged Cousin Bail Order
  • legal News
  • HIGH COURTS

By: sayum

“If the presiding officer of a criminal court is related to the accused, even remotely, recusal is not a matter of discretion, but of judicial propriety” — observed the Punjab...

read more
November 10, 2025
Son Cannot Demand Partition of HUF Property During Father’s Lifetime Without His Consent: Punjab & Haryana High Court Quashes Suit as Premature and Unfounded
  • legal News
  • HIGH COURTS

By: Admin

“No son has a right to claim partition against his father–Karta without his consent during his lifetime, under the Hindu Law as applicable in Punjab and Haryana” – In a...

read more
November 10, 2025
Perennial Work Cannot Wear Temporary Labels Forever: Orissa High Court Raps State Over Arbitrary Termination of Long-Serving Contractual Workers
  • legal News
  • HIGH COURTS

By: Admin

“The State cannot hide behind project labels or pre-extracted undertakings to deny security of tenure to those engaged in continuous, sanctioned, and essential functions”— In a landmark ruling Orissa High...

read more
November 10, 2025
Interest on Delayed Pension Is Not a Bounty, But a Right: Kerala High Court Rebukes Lakshadweep Administration for Withholding Pension Dues to Elderly Retirees
  • legal News
  • HIGH COURTS

By: Admin

“The Tribunal rightly followed binding precedent and acted well within its jurisdiction – there is no legal infirmity in awarding interest on delayed pension to aged pensioners” - In a...

read more
November 10, 2025
Transfer on Compassionate or Spouse Grounds Is Not a Public Interest Transfer — Bottom Seniority Is Mandatory: Kerala High Court Resolves ICT Seniority Dispute Among Central Excise Inspectors
  • legal News
  • HIGH COURTS

By: sayum

“A transfer on request, whether on compassionate, spouse, or disability grounds, cannot be equated with a transfer in public interest. The transferee must accept bottom seniority and cannot displace regularly...

read more
November 10, 2025
Reassessment Cannot Be Based on a Change of Opinion or Form Limitations: Bombay High Court Quashes Reopening Against Sir J. J. Charity Fund
  • legal News
  • HIGH COURTS

By: sayum

“When all particulars were disclosed and examined during original assessment, reassessment on same facts is impermissible. The power to reassess cannot be exercised to review,” ruled the Bombay High Court,...

read more
November 10, 2025
Mere Allegation of Fraud Does Not Confer Civil Court Jurisdiction in SARFAESI Matters: Punjab & Haryana High Court Sets Aside Ex Parte Injunction
  • legal News
  • HIGH COURTS

By: sayum

In a latest order, Punjab and Haryana High Court setting aside an ex parte order of the Trial Court that had both struck off the petitioner's defence and granted a...

read more
November 09, 2025
Tenant’s Misuse Invites Landlord’s Right to Evict — Business Can’t Be Run Where Storage Was Sanctioned: Punjab & Haryana High Court Declares Commercial Change of Use a Serious Breach
  • legal News
  • HIGH COURTS

By: sayum

“Change of user has materially impaired the value of the property — resumption was initiated and landlords have every right to reclaim what they legally own” – Punjab and Haryana...

read more
  • ‹
  • 1
  • 2
  • ...
  • 55
  • 56
  • 57
  • 58
  • 59
  • 60
  • 61
  • ...
  • 1233
  • 1234
  • ›
  • about us
  • contact us
  • terms of use
  • Privacy Policy
  • Feedbacks
  • Copyright © 2025 - Lawyer E News - All rights reserved by Pentasoft Professional