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Security Cover Petition Case in Punjab Haryana High Court Chandigarh

August 15, 2020

WITNESS WHO LOST HIS SECURITY COVER APPROACHES HIGH COURT Balwinder Singh, an automobile painter by profession, was the first one to come forward and to provide crucial clue about the identity of assassins of Beant Singh former Punjab Chief Minister who was killed in a bomb blast on August 31, 1995. Balwinder came forward about…
Surety & Bail Nexus Punjab Haryana High Court Chandigarh

August 14, 2020

Bail Granted May Be Cancelled, But There Is No Prescribing Time Limit For Furnishing Of Surety Said By PHHC. Granted Bail Does Not Come To An End Due To Delay In Surety. INTRODUCTION:- The High Court Reversed The Order Passed By Mohali Court, That Mere Delay In Furnishing Personal Bail Bond/Surety Cannot Go Against The…
FIR Registered for Transfer Petition in Himachal Pradesh High Court

August 13, 2020

Transferred, staffer moves HC, gets FIR; Govt. Staffer using clout to remain at one place. A government employee had received at notice of transfer from one place to another and decided to challenge the transfer order at the Shimla High Court but the HC rejected the petition and ordered the employee to follow the transfer…
Clubbing of Case by Supreme Court in EWS Quota In Unreserved Category

August 12, 2020

Supreme Court Clubs Haryana Issue With Gujarat Case For Deciding Validity Of EWS Quota In Unreserved Category. Petitioner’s Advocate Submitted In His Petition That The Matter Pending Before PHHC Is Being Delayed Only Because Of The Pendency Of Similar Matter Before Supreme Court. It Will Now Heard And Decided By Supreme Court As It Allowed…
‘Doctrine of proportionality’ for curbs must be followed: SC

August 11, 2020

Doctrine of proportionality is a principle that is prominently used as a ground for judicial review in cases of administrative action.We live in an age where administrative authorities have been empowered to exercise discretionary powers, the position holders in the administration exercise wide discretionary powers and these powers cannot be used arbitrarily, therefore to keep…