Constitution of India
[SC] Constitution of India – List I Entry 40 , List II Entry 34 and 62 – ‘betting and gambling’
Constitution of India - Entry 40 of List I and Entries 34 and 62 of List II - Whether there...
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[SC] Lotteries and gambling – ‘lotteries’ are a species within the genus of ‘gambling.’
Lotteries and gambling - ‘lotteries’ are a species within the genus of ‘gambling.’ - One of the essential features of...
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[SC] Constitution of India – ‘betting and gambling’ in Entry 34 of List II
Constitution of India - ‘betting and gambling’ in Entry 34 of List II (i) That the subject ‘betting and gambling’...
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[SC – 23.3.22] Constitution of India – Interpretation of the Entries of the Lists of the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution:
Constitution of India - Interpretation of the Entries of the Lists of the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution: 1. The...
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COI Art. 226 – Prayer for changing category from BCA to Scheduled Caste when selection process is complete – Not allowed. 2022 PLRonline 7854
Constitution of India, Article 226 – Petitioner had applied for the post of Shift Attendant under BCA category - He...
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COI Art. 226 – CrPC – Writ jurisdiction – Petitioner had not adopted either of the procedure provided under the Code – As a consequence, without availing of the above procedure, the petitioner is not entitled to approach the High Court by filing a writ petition and seeking a direction to conduct an investigation by the CBI
Constitution of India, Article 226 – Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 (II of 1974) - Writ jurisdiction - Petitioner had not...
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COI Art. 226 – Ad valorem – Court fee – Plaintiff not being the executant to the transfer deed, is not liable to pay ad-valorem Court fee
Constitution of India, Article 226 – Ad valorem – Court fee – Plea -Respondent is a widow lady and claiming...
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COI Art. 226 – Writ of Habeas Corpus – For taking custody of the child from one of the parents – Is clearly maintainable.
Constitution of India, Article 226 – Writ of Habeas Corpus – For taking custody of the child from one of...
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COI Art. 226 – Custody of child – Child repeatedly stated that he wanted to stay with his mother and not with his father
Constitution of India, Article 226 – Custody of child – Child repeatedly stated that he wanted to stay with his...
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COI Art. 226 – Habeas Corpus – Suit filed by father
Constitution of India, Article 226 – Writ of Habeas Corpus – Suit filed by father for injunction for restraining the...
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COI Art. 226 – High Court as such has gone beyond the scope and ambit of the proceedings before it , has exceeded in its jurisdiction.
Constitution of India, Art. 226 - Writ filed interim order of the DRAT not granting stay from auction – Challenge...
Read moreCOI Art. 21 – Liberty of a person under trial – “Bail or jail ?”.
Constitution of India, 1950 — Article 21 - Liberty of a person under trial – "Bail or jail ?". “8....
Read moreTender – A mere disagreement with the decision making process or the decision of the administrative authority is no reason for a constitutional Court to interfere
Tender - A mere disagreement with the decision making process or the decision of the administrative authority is no reason...
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Tender – Interference in the decision making process
Constitution of India, 1950 , Art. 14, Art. 226 – Tender - Interference in the decision making process of the...
Read moreWhether the employees of the board/societies, who are autonomous bodies can claim parity in the pay-scale and/or other benefits which may be available to the Government employees – No.
Constitution of India, 1950 , Art. 12, Art. 14, Art. 226 - “whether the employees of WALMI (Water and Land...
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