Ramanpreet Kaur

Excerpt  In the present case, a petition was filed by the Petitioner-husband challenging the previous decision of the Trial Court. Further, the Court allowed the same and thereby dissolved the marriage of the Petitioner- Respondent on the grounds of cruelty and desertion. The Court considered the amendment in the Hindu

Excerpt  In the present case, the Petitioners- Claimants previously had filed one claim petition before the Tribunal but were later not satisfied with the decision given by the Tribunal, and hence the present petition was made. Moreover, the Respondents were also not in the favour of the decision. So, to

Excerpt  In the present case, a petition was filed by the Petitioners, challenging the judgment made by CAT. Further, the Court dismissed such petitions and reiterated the view of the CAT. Amit Bansal, J. decided that previously CAT had correctly applied the dicta of K. Meghachandra Singh case and thereby

Excerpt  A writ petition was filed by the Petitioner to seek payment of interest on gratuity from the Respondent within two months. Further, Justice Ashok Kumar Gaur by considering the financial position and other accumulated claims of the Company directed the Respondents to pay such amount within five months.  Facts

Excerpt Six criminal misc. petitions were filed by the petitioners alleging that an illegal and ill-motivated raid has been conducted by the Police of Bhiwadi Police Station at the Golden Bottling Company’s factory. Further, the court allowed these petitions and therefore quashed the FIR filed in Bhiwadi Police Station. Justice

Excerpt  In the present case, an appeal was filed by the Petitioners, challenging the judgments made by the District and Civil Judge simultaneously. Further, the Court dismissed such appeals and said that the appeal filed by the Petitioner does not give rise to any substantial question of law as no

Excerpt An appeal was filed by the Petitioners challenging the order dated 21-08-2018 given by Learned Single Judge to exclude the candidates from the list of the appointment of language teachers if the candidates had acquired a degree as “additional” in the concerned subject. Further, the Court dismissed all the

Excerpt   A petition was filed by the petitioners under Section 482 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) to seek police protection as their lives and personal liberty were at risk. Further, the same was granted by the High Court of Rajasthan on the basis of two reasons. First, Article 21

A petition was filed by the petitioners under Section 482 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) to seek police protection as their lives and personal liberty were at risk. Further, the same was granted by the High Court of Rajasthan on the basis of two reasons. First, Article 21 of the Indian Constitution guarantees protection to life and personal liberty. Second, Section 29 of the Rajasthan Police Act, 2017 bounds the police officers to give protection to every citizen.