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The Supreme Court has ruled that an employee cannot be removed from service merely because a criminal case was discovered after appointment and was allegedly...
The Supreme Court has ruled that a defendant in a trademark infringement case cannot be barred from questioning the plaintiff about when the disputed brand...
The Supreme Court has reaffirmed that an unsuccessful party in an arbitration can, in exceptional circumstances, seek interim protection under Section 9 of the Arbitration...
The Supreme Court has ruled that a party challenging a common judgment that decides both a civil suit and a counterclaim does not necessarily have...
The Supreme Court has cautioned High Courts against stepping into the domain of academic experts while exercising judicial review over examination-related disputes. A bench comprising...
The Supreme Court has clarified how appellate courts must deal with requests to introduce additional evidence during an appeal, holding that such applications cannot simply...
The Supreme Court has ruled that there is no absolute rule requiring an accused to establish an alibi only during the trial, particularly when official...
The Supreme Court has underscored that a lawyer’s professional responsibility does not stop with representing their own client. Courtesy and restraint must also be maintained...
The Supreme Court has ruled that merely grouping imported photocopier components and dispatching them according to customer requirements does not amount to “manufacture” under the...
An employee who resigns, accepts all benefits flowing from that decision and uses the resignation to secure another position cannot later return to court seeking...
