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Reserved Category Candidate Cannot Claim Unreserved Vacancy Without Securing Higher Marks Than General Cut-Off: Calcutta High Court

"The petitioner did not claim to have secured marks above cut off for UR or UR (EC) Category. Therefore, he cannot be permitted to stake

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April 26, 2025
Delay in Filing Does Not Invalidate a Will—Right to Probate is Continuous: Calcutta High Court Upholds Probate Despite 19-Year Delay
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“Suspicion Alone Cannot Defeat Testamentary Intention—Valid Execution and Attestation Sufficient Under Law” – In a comprehensive and precedent-based ruling Calcutta High Court upheld the grant of probate in favour of...

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April 26, 2025
Reasonableness of Business Expenditure Must Be Judged From the Businessman’s Perspective, Not the Revenue’s: Bombay High Court Dismisses Assessee’s Appeal in Infrastructure Fee Dispute
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By: Deepak Kumar

“It is not the function of the Tribunal to re-write contracts or determine what remuneration ought to be paid”— In a decision Bombay High Court dismissed Income Tax Appeal, holding...

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April 26, 2025
State Cannot Seize Property Without Proving Owner Died Heirless: Andhra Pradesh High Court Quashes Escheat Proceedings for Procedural Lapses
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By: Deepak Kumar

“When No Public Notice Was Issued and No Proper Inquiry Conducted, Escheat Notification Is Invalid in Law” – In a judgment reasserting procedural rigour in escheat actions, the Andhra Pradesh...

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April 26, 2025
Specific Performance Is a Discretion, Not a Right: Telangana High Court Trashes Fabricated Sale Agreement, Overturns Trial Court Decree
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By: Deepak Kumar

“Plaintiffs Must Succeed on the Strength of Their Own Case — Courts Cannot Decree Specific Performance on Suspected and Inconsistent Evidence” - In a decisive ruling Telangana High Court set...

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April 26, 2025
A Party Cannot Blow Hot and Cold – Once a Landlord Supports Tenancy Claim, Their Successors Cannot Turn Around: Gujarat High Court Upholds Tenant Rights Despite Revenue Tribunal’s Reversal
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“Respondents who supported the tenant in earlier litigation are estopped from now challenging the same – doctrine of approbate and reprobate applies” – In a detailed judgment Gujarat High Court...

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April 26, 2025
Law Protects Against Real Cruelty, Not Every Family Argument — Police Machinery Isn’t a Weapon for Personal Vengeance: Himachal Pradesh High Court Quashes FIR
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“You Can’t Turn Marital Discord into a Criminal Dragnet” — In a landmark judgment balancing the line between genuine matrimonial grievance and abuse of criminal process, the Himachal Pradesh High...

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April 26, 2025
Conversations, Not Conspiracies - CDRs and Mere Conversations Cannot Prove Criminal Conspiracy: Delhi High Court Quashes CBI Case Against Prakash Industries CMD and Others
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By: Deepak Kumar

Intercepted calls and CDRs are not sufficient to prosecute without independent evidence - In a significant judgment Delhi High Court quashed the criminal proceedings initiated against M/s Prakash Industries Ltd.,...

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April 26, 2025
Civil Wrongs Cannot Be Criminalized: Domain Dispute Not Forgery or Cheating: Karnataka High Court Quashes Case Against Ex-Chancellor of Alliance University
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"No Forgery, No Impersonation, No Mens Rea — Dispute Over Domain Name Doesn’t Make It a Crime - Karnataka High Court holding that allegations involving the use of a university’s...

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April 26, 2025
Primacy of Judiciary, Not Executive Discretion, Must Guide Prosecutor Appointments: Kerala High Court Declares District Judge’s Role Paramount Under BNSS
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“Public Prosecutors Don’t Hold Civil Posts — Their Selection Must Be Transparent, Consultative, and Shielded from Political Arbitrary Power” —  In a milestone verdict for judicial independence and criminal justice...

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