News Bombay High Court: “Election of a democratically elected candidate cannot be set aside on inferential basis” – Election petition dismissed for lack of material particulars under Representation of the People Act RawlawOctober 3, 20256 min read Save
News Bombay High Court: “When the decree is stayed in its entirety, proceedings for mesne profits cannot continue” – Mesne profits petition stayed pending revision RawlawOctober 3, 20255 min read Save
News Bombay High Court: “No interference warranted when statutory authorities act within jurisdiction; writ jurisdiction limited to correcting illegality, not reappreciating findings” – Petition dismissed RawlawOctober 3, 20255 min read Save
News Bombay High Court: “No limitation prescribed for victim’s appeal under Section 372 CrPC; Covid-19 period cannot be ignored in condoning delay” – Delay of 362 days condoned, appeal restored RawlawOctober 3, 20255 min read Save
News Bombay High Court: “Law and order is not public order; preventive detention under MPDA cannot rest on stale material and vague apprehensions” – Detention order quashed, detenue released RawlawOctober 3, 20255 min read Save
News Bombay High Court: “Inconsistent dying declarations cannot be the sole basis of conviction” – Mother-in-law acquitted of murder charge after 15 years RawlawOctober 3, 20256 min read Save
News Whether Petitions for Quashing of FIR After Cognizance Lie Before Single Bench or Division Bench? Bombay High Court Directs Applicants to Amend Plea RawlawOctober 3, 20253 min read Save
News Bombay High Court: “Tenants have no locus in probate proceedings; tampering with sealed premises is contempt” – Chamber Summons dismissed with ₹25 lakh exemplary costs RawlawOctober 3, 20254 min read Save
News Bombay High Court: “Condonation of 9 years’ delay without reasons is impermissible; Minister cannot decide delay application and revision simultaneously” – Order regularizing fair price shop license quashed RawlawOctober 3, 20254 min read Save
News Bombay High Court acquits ex-directors under Section 454(5) Companies Act – “While default in filing the statement of affairs constitutes a continuing offence, the prosecution failed to prove wilful default without reasonable excuse” RawlawOctober 3, 20255 min read Save
