Supreme Court Extends Time For AAP To Shift Its Party Office From Plot Meant For Delhi Judiciary Till August 10

"The premises in question is already allotted to the Delhi High Court in the year 2020 and because of the continuance of the applicant's possession, the expansion of the Delhi High Court is not only stultified but also the cost estimation is rising every year..," the bench observed in the order. Read More>>

Power To Fix Age Of Superannuation In Cooperative Credit Societies Is Discretion Of Board Of Management, Not Govt: Andhra Pradesh High Court

“The decision taken by the Government for those entities….would not bind the district cooperative central banks, which are cooperative credit societies, who are independently required to take a call considering various factors including their financial capacity for purposes of determining as to whether there should be an extension in the age of superannuation and if at all from which date…”, the division bench held. Read More>>

[Commercial Courts Act] Disputes Related To Immovable Property Used Exclusively For Trade Are 'Commercial Disputes: Allahabad High Court

“Agreements relating to immovable property used exclusively in trade or commerce fall under the purview of “commercial disputes” as definer by Section 2(c)(vii) of the CC Act. This categorization highlights the specific nature of such agreements and their inherent connection to commercial activities,” held Justice Shekhar B. Saraf. Read More>>

Not Disclosing 'Right To Terminate Pregnancy' Infracts Victim's 'Right To Live With Dignity': MP High Court Slams Police, Doctor In Minor's Rape Case

The single-judge bench of Justice Subodh Abhyankar emphasised that most of the rape cases occur in remote areas where the victims or their families would probably be unaware of the safeguards granted by the Act of 1971. Indisputably, it is incumbent upon the treating doctor as well as the officer of the police station concerned to inform the victim/ victim's family about the right to terminate pregnancy before 22 weeks, the bench sitting at Indore observed. Read More>>

S.17A Prevention Of Corruption Act | Lack Of Sanction Not Bar When Constitutional Court Orders Enquiry Against Public Servant: Kerala High Court

The provision requires that before a police officer conducts an enquiry, inquiry or investigation into any offence alleged to have been committed by a public servant under the Act, when the alleged offence is relatable to any recommendation made or decision taken by such public servant in discharge of his official function or duties, a prior approval of the concerned authority should be obtained. Read More>>