Upon hearing the rival submissions of the parties, we are of the view that the Appeal must succeed.  The precedents referred above would ma...

    Any sale by auction or other public procurement methods once already confirmed or concluded ought not to be set-aside or interfered with...

Referring to the contention that the breach of a direct and important provision of the Code cannot be cured but must lead to the quashi...

 Further, we feel expedient to clarify that in view of Section 14 of the Act, it is the Special Court or the Exclusive Special Court, whi...

 The fact that the Local Commissioner’s report, and for that matter a properly drawn up report, is requisite in the present case for the p...

 Another point put forth by the learned Counsel on behalf of the Accused--Appellant is that the prosecution has not explained the injuries...

The contention of the appellant was that his arrest, having been effected in Jind territory by a British Indian officer, was illegal and t...

In order to decide the above issue, it may be appropriate for this court to examine as to what the words “proceedings” and “regular” would ...

The petitioner has challenged only the proceedings on the ground of being irregular but the petitioner is unable to show as to how the pr...

As observed earlier, it is the main submission of the learned counsel for the petitioners that before taking cognizance, the respondent bei...

We are not inclined to accept the statement made by Mr. Daga, that for non-examination of the appellant-accused, the whole trial is vitiate...