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- COI Art. 227 – Revision – Scope of interference is limited.
- Prevention of Corruption Act, S. 2(c) – “public servant”, the definition is extremely wide.
- HARGURPRATAP SINGH v. STATE OF PUNJAB – 2007 SCeJ 003
- If any Central Statute creates priority of a charge in favour of a secured creditor, the same will rank above the charge in favour of a State for a tax due under the Value Added Tax of the State .
- Court fees Act, 1870, Section 7(iv)(c) – Ad valorem – A suit for declaration that the sale deeds executed by the plaintiff’s father is null and void and for joint possession is not a suit for cancellation of the sale deeds and Court fees need not be paid on sale consideration
- IPC S. 153-A – Intention to cause disorder or incite people to violence is the sine qua non of the offence under Section 153 A IPC
- Property of Math is held by Mahant as spiritual head of the institution and is held in trust for the purposes of the institution wherein surplus income is added to the endowment and not applied for personal enjoyment of the head of the Math
- Suit for Declaration – A non-party to the document is not required to seek annulment thereof – No ad valorem court fee is payable
- CrPC S. 41-A – Contempt – If police failed to follow the procedure under Section 41-A Cr.P.C. or the guidelines of the Apex Court
- CrPC S. 173 – Accused abroad – Can not be declared as a PO if the Notice and NBW not served through the embassy.
