Army's Burden To Prove Illness Which Arose During Service Wasn't Service-Related : Supreme Court Allows Disability Pension
Army's Burden To Prove Illness Wasn't Service-Related Disability Pension
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11 years later, Supreme Court affirms that volume-based discounts are allowed under competition law
The Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a decision of the now defunct Competition Appellate Tribunal (COMPAT) which ruled that offering volume-based discounts does
Supreme Court issues new guidelines for Senior Advocate designations, removes marking system
The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued fresh guidelines for conferring Senior Advocate designations upon lawyers [Jitender @ Kalla v. State of NCT of Delhi] The Be
Justice BR Gavai Sworn In As 52nd Chief Justice Of India; First Buddhist, Second Dalit CJI
Justice Bhushan Ramkrishna Gavai has officially assumed office as the Chief Justice of Ind
Right to unobstructed footpaths is part of right to life: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday emphasised that the right to use footpaths without obstruction is an essential part of the fundamental right to life guaranteed u
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'After Marriage, Daughter Presumed To Be Supported By Husband' : Supreme Court Rejects Compensation Claim Over Mother's Death
Observing that a married daughter is presumed not to be dependent on the parents, the Supreme Court dismissed a plea of a married daughter who sought motor accident claim compensation in the capacity...
Supreme Court Imposes Fine Up To Rs. 25,000 Per Tree For Illegal Felling In Taj Trapezium Zone
The Supreme Court recently imposed penalties up to Rs. 25,000 per tree for illegal tree felling within the Taj Trapezium Zone (TTZ), invoking its powers under Article 142 of the Constitution.Farmers...
'Employment Bond Valid, Doesn't Violate S.27 Contract Act' : Supreme Court Upholds Rs 2 Lakh Penalty For Premature Resignation
The restrictive covenant prescribing a minimum term cannot be said to be unconscionable, unfair or unreasonable, the Court held.
