News Kerala High Court Upholds Conviction of School Principal in ₹10,000 Bribery Trap: “Demand and Acceptance of Bribe are Sine Qua Non — Mere Allegations of Entrapment Unsustainable” RawlawOctober 29, 20257 min read Save
News Kerala High Court Upholds Conviction of Assistant Engineer for ₹25,000 Bribe: “Bribe Tainted by Phenolphthalein—Demand and Acceptance Proved Beyond Reasonable Doubt” RawlawOctober 29, 20257 min read Save
News Kerala High Court Dismisses Promotion Challenge by Senior Officer of Oriental Insurance — “Seniority Alone Cannot Outweigh Merit When Selection Policy Is Not Disputed” RawlawOctober 29, 20257 min read Save
News Kerala High Court Clarifies “Debt Due” Under SARFAESI Act Must Include Future Interest — “Liability Is Continuous Until Full Discharge” RawlawOctober 29, 20258 min read Save
News Bombay High Court: “Where the Reputation Is Hurt, Jurisdiction Lies” — Section 19 CPC, Not Clause 12 Letters Patent, Governs Defamation Suits on Original Side RawlawOctober 28, 20257 min read Save
News Bombay High Court: “Mere Delay in Paying Self-Assessment Tax Is Not a Willful Attempt to Evade Tax” — Court Quashes Prosecution Under Section 276C(2) of the Income Tax Act RawlawOctober 28, 20256 min read Save
News Bombay High Court: “Delay Beyond 120 Days Cannot Be Condoned Under the Payment of Gratuity Act” — Court Quashes Appellate Authority’s Order Extending Limitation Period RawlawOctober 28, 20256 min read Save
News Bombay High Court: “Unilateral Change in Date of Birth at Fag End of Service Violates Natural Justice” — Pension Rights Cannot Be Denied Without Due Process RawlawOctober 28, 20256 min read Save
News Bombay High Court: “Allegations of Harassment Do Not Automatically Constitute Abetment to Suicide” — Conviction Set Aside for Lack of Mens Rea, “Mere harassment, absent any clear intention to drive the victim to suicide, cannot amount to abetment under Section 306 of the Indian Penal Code.” RawlawOctober 28, 20256 min read Save
News Bombay High Court: “Person Having Interest Must Be a Trustee or Beneficiary” Upholds Rejection of Impleadment Under Trust Act, reinforces the limited scope of Section 73A — only trustees, beneficiaries, or active members can intervene in trust proceedings. RawlawOctober 28, 20256 min read Save
