Recent Decisions : Aug 2025
There can be no ouster of jurisdiction of the civil court found from the Haryana School Education Act, 1995 and Rules; either express or implied. - Apeejay School v. Dhriti Duggal [2025] GCtR 1405 (SC)
The object of Section 29 of the State Financial Corporation Act, 1951, is to empower State Financial Corporations to enforce their rights, without recourse to a suit, against the securities alone, for the recovery of their dues. - Odisha State Financial Corpn v. Vigyan Chemical Industries [2025] GCtR 1406 (SC).
The argument that para 5(b) of In-House Procedure dated 15.12.1999 contravenes the constitutional scheme for removal of Judges by taking recourse to Article 124 of Constitution of India is unsustainable. - XXX v. Union of India [2025] GCtR 1395 (SC)
When a party has accepted the onus to discharge the existence of a valid agreement of sale, then the evidence of such party should not be self-serving. - Harish Kumar v. Amar Nath [2025] GCtR 1391 (SC)
High Court while hearing an application under Section 389 of Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 for suspension of sentence has to examine whether prima facie there was anything palpable on the record to indicate if the accused had a fair chance of overturning the conviction. - Jamnalal v. State of Rajasthan [2025] GCtR 1407 (SC)
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