An Obstructionist Cannot Invoke Section 47 CPC in Order XXI Rule 97 Proceedings, Rules Bombay High Court
An Obstructionist Cannot Invoke Section 47 CPC in Order XXI Rule 97 Proceedings, Rules Bombay High Court

An Obstructionist Cannot Invoke Section 47 CPC in Order XXI Rule 97 Proceedings, Rules Bombay High Court

An Obstructionist Cannot Invoke Section 47 CPC in Order XXI Rule 97 Proceedings, Rules Bombay High Court in Sameer Dinkarrao Javalekar v. Gulab Haribhau Ladkat…

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Five Disputed Paintings Belong to the Company's Liquidation Estate for Creditors, Rules Bombay High Court
Five Disputed Paintings Belong to the Company's Liquidation Estate for Creditors, Rules Bombay High Court

Five Disputed Paintings Belong to the Company’s Liquidation Estate for Creditors, Rules Bombay High Court

Five Disputed Paintings Belong to the Company's Liquidation Estate for Creditors, Rules Bombay High Court in Mafatlal Dyes and Chemicals Ltd. (In Liquidation) Case: In…

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Under the Wildlife Protection Act, the Bombay High Court dismissed cases against a pharmaceutical company, ruling that the cancer drug Camptothecin is not considered forest produce, bringing an end to a legal battle that persisted for 16 years

Under the Wildlife Protection Act, the Bombay High Court dismisses cases against a pharmaceutical company, ruling that the cancer drug Camptothecin is not considered forest…

Continue ReadingUnder the Wildlife Protection Act, the Bombay High Court dismissed cases against a pharmaceutical company, ruling that the cancer drug Camptothecin is not considered forest produce, bringing an end to a legal battle that persisted for 16 years
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Bombay High Court nullifies the proclamation order against the police Naik accused of raping a Lady Police Naik, asserting the necessity of providing at least 30 days’ notice for court appearance

Bombay High Court nullifies the proclamation order against the police Naik accused of raping a Lady Police Naik, asserting the necessity of providing at least…

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The Customs Assistant Commissioner’s action in selling the gold jewelry belonging to the assessee is deemed illegal: Bombay High Court

The Customs Assistant Commissioner's action in selling the gold jewelry belonging to the assessee is deemed illegal: Bombay High Court Case: Leyla Mohmoodi v. The…

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Bombay High Court (Full Bench) states that a victim cannot appeal under Section 14-A of the SC/ST Act for acquittal or bail in cases involving both POCSO and SC/ST Acts

Bombay High Court (Full Bench) states that a victim cannot appeal under Section 14-A of the SC/ST Act for acquittal or bail in cases involving…

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In-POCSO-cases-the-Bombay-High-Court-instructs-the-state-government-to-establish-guidelines-for-conducting-Test-Identification-Parades-with-a-focus-on-maintaining-the-confidentiality-of-the-victim-The-Law-Communicants
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In POCSO cases, the Bombay High Court instructs the state government to establish guidelines for conducting Test Identification Parades, with a focus on maintaining the confidentiality of the victim

In POCSO cases, the Bombay High Court instructs the state government to establish guidelines for conducting Test Identification Parades, with a focus on maintaining the…

Continue ReadingIn POCSO cases, the Bombay High Court instructs the state government to establish guidelines for conducting Test Identification Parades, with a focus on maintaining the confidentiality of the victim
Despite-the-cancellation-of-the-insurance-policy-the-Bombay-High-Court-holds-the-insurance-company-liable-under-the-Pay-and-Recover-principle-if-the-offending-vehicle's-owner-did-not-receive-proper-intimation-The-Law-Communicants
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Despite the cancellation of the insurance policy, the Bombay High Court holds the insurance company liable under the ‘Pay and Recover’ principle if the offending vehicle’s owner did not receive proper intimation

Despite the cancellation of the insurance policy, the Bombay High Court holds the insurance company liable under the 'Pay and Recover' principle if the offending…

Continue ReadingDespite the cancellation of the insurance policy, the Bombay High Court holds the insurance company liable under the ‘Pay and Recover’ principle if the offending vehicle’s owner did not receive proper intimation
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During the framing of charges, the accused has the right to request the production of documents submitted to the investigating officer under Section 91 of the CrPC, even if the accused already possesses those documents: Bombay High Court

During the framing of charges, the accused has the right to request the production of documents submitted to the investigating officer under Section 91 of…

Continue ReadingDuring the framing of charges, the accused has the right to request the production of documents submitted to the investigating officer under Section 91 of the CrPC, even if the accused already possesses those documents: Bombay High Court
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Gautam Navlakha’s bail order for the Bhima Koregaon-Elgar Parishad case, points out that there is no evidence indicating his involvement in a terrorist act: Bombay High Court

Gautam Navlakha's bail order for the Bhima Koregaon-Elgar Parishad case, points out that there is no evidence indicating his involvement in a terrorist act: Bombay…

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Bombay High Court Clarifies: Trial Court’s Decision on Refusing to Return or Reject a Plaint is Not Subject to Appeal under the Commercial Courts Act

Bombay High Court Clarifies: Trial Court's Decision on Refusing to Return or Reject a Plaint is Not Subject to Appeal under the Commercial Courts Act…

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Period Of House Arrest Can Be Taken Into Consideration While Calculating Total Period Of Custody: Bombay High Court

Period Of House Arrest Can Be Taken Into Consideration While Calculating Total Period Of Custody: Bombay High Court Case: Mohammed Farooq Mohamemed Hanif Shaikh @…

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Bombay High Court Declines To Restrain Use Of ‘ANNA’ Trademark, Cites Plaintiff’s Stand Of Dissimilarity During Registration Stage

Bombay High Court Declines To Restrain Use Of ‘ANNA’ Trademark, Cites Plaintiff's Stand Of Dissimilarity During Registration Stage Case: Shantapa alias Shantesh S. Kalasgond v.…

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Bombay High Court Appoints Advocate Commissioners To Assess Transit Space For Washermen At Mumbai’s Dhobighat

Bombay High Court Appoints Advocate Commissioners To Assess Transit Space For Washermen At Mumbai's Dhobighat Case: Dr. Vijay Uma Shankar Mishra v. Commissioner, MCGM and…

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Merely Stating EVM Was Defective Would Not Invalidate Election Without Proof Of Material Impact On Outcome: Bombay High Court

Merely Stating EVM Was Defective Would Not Invalidate Election Without Proof Of Material Impact On Outcome: Bombay High Court Case: Meerabai W/o Dnyaneshwar Chatare v.…

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Land Acquisition | Bombay High Court Directs Over Rs. 1.6 Crore Interest to Landowner As Compensation Not Deposited Before Taking Possession

Land Acquisition | Bombay High Court Directs Over Rs. 1.6 Crore Interest to Landowner As Compensation Not Deposited Before Taking Possession Case: Hatim Fidaali Rajkotwala…

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POCSO Act Bone Ossification Test Vital Only When Victim On Cusp Of Majority, Bombay HC Accepts Victim A Minor Based On Father’s Evidence

POCSO Act Bone Ossification Test Vital Only When Victim On Cusp Of Majority, Bombay HC Accepts Victim A Minor Based On Father's Evidence Case: Sunil…

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Limited Remedy Available Under S. 34 Of A&C Act Against Award Of Compensation Under NHA, Is Not A Ground To Invoke HC’s Writ Jurisdiction: Bombay High Court

Limited Remedy Available Under S. 34 Of A&C Act Against Award Of Compensation Under NHA, Is Not A Ground To Invoke HC’s Writ Jurisdiction: Bombay…

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Mumbai Metro: Bombay High Court Dismisses Plea Against Line 4; Says No Legal Error In Alignment, Acquisition Proceedings

Mumbai Metro: Bombay High Court Dismisses Plea Against Line 4; Says No Legal Error In Alignment, Acquisition Proceedings Case: Indo Nippon Chemical Co. Ltd v.…

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Bombay High Court Criticizes Sessions Judge For Giving “Single-Line” Reasoning While Setting Aside Magistrate’s Detailed Order

Bombay High Court Criticizes Sessions Judge For Giving "Single-Line" Reasoning While Setting Aside Magistrate's Detailed Order Case: A v. B Coram: Justice SG Mehare Case…

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Transgender Person Who Underwent Surgery To Change Gender To Female Can File Complaint Under Domestic Violence Act: Bombay High Court

Transgender Person Who Underwent Surgery To Change Gender To Female Can File Complaint Under Domestic Violence Act: Bombay High Court Case: Vithal Manik Khatri v.…

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Order 23 CPC | Defendant Can Be Made Plaintiff Upon Partial Withdrawal Of Suit If No Conflict Of Interest With Original Plaintiff: Bombay High Court

Order 23 CPC | Defendant Can Be Made Plaintiff Upon Partial Withdrawal Of Suit If No Conflict Of Interest With Original Plaintiff: Bombay High Court…

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NI Act| Company’s Authorized Signatory Not “Drawer” Of Cheque, Not Liable To Pay Interim Compensation Under Sec.143A: Bombay High Court

NI Act| Company's Authorized Signatory Not "Drawer" Of Cheque, Not Liable To Pay Interim Compensation Under Sec.143A: Bombay High Court Case: Lyka Labs Limited &…

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Murder Charge Ought To Have Been Principal Charge, Trial Court Committed Grave Error: Bombay HC While Acquitting Husband In Dowry Death Case

Murder Charge Ought To Have Been Principal Charge, Trial Court Committed Grave Error: Bombay HC While Acquitting Husband In Dowry Death Case Case: Mangesh s-o…

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Employee Deemed To Be Suspended Due To Criminal Charges Not Entitled To Back Wages Upon Acquittal, Unless Suspension Wholly Unjustified: Bombay HC

Employee Deemed To Be Suspended Due To Criminal Charges Not Entitled To Back Wages Upon Acquittal, Unless Suspension Wholly Unjustified: Bombay HC Case: Gopal S/o…

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