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  Service Law. Second enquiry cannot be ordered simply on the ground that the disciplinary authority does not accept the first enquiry report. Karnataka High Court.

  • 13-January-2021
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  Costs imposed on a litigant for indulging in frivolous litigation stand on a very different footing. Karnataka High Court imposes cost of Rs. 5 lakhs for abusing process of Court.

  • 27-January-2021
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  Negotiable Instruments Act. Compromise before Lok Adalat. Award can be enforced under Section 431 of Criminal Procedure Code. Complainant need not approach Civil Court. Karnataka High Court

  • 07-February-2020
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  Reservation. There can be no reservation of a solitary post and that in order to apply the rule of reservation within a cadre there must be a plurality of posts

  • 28-November-2019
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  Reservation. Aided educational institutions. Each single post in a particular discipline has to be treated as a single post and can not be reserved.

  • 20-November-2008
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  Land acquisition under 1894 Act. Once the award is approved compensation paid and possession of the land taken over by Government acquisition proceedings cannot be reopened by re-notification of the already acquired land. Supreme Court

  • 01-February-2023
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  Service Law. Delay to conclude disciplinary proceedings and denial of service/terminal benefits on this ground inflicts mental agony. Karnataka High Court quashes enquiry proceedings against employee.

  • 13-January-2021
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  Res Judicata. Issue decided collaterally or incidentally in earlier proceedings would not operate as res judicata. Supreme Court

  • 19-March-2020
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  Director appointed by a Venture Capital Company can be prosecuted as regards criminal offences alleged against the company where investment is made. Karnataka High Court

  • 12-January-2023
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  Income Tax Act. Section 147. Mere change of opinion on consideration of the same material is not a ground to reopen the assessment. Full Bench Karnataka High Court.

  • 27-January-2021
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  Commercial disputes. Filing of written statement within 120 days is mandatory. Prosecuting application for rejection of plaint is not an excuse. Supreme Court

  • 12-February-2019
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  Criminal Law. A party who files criminal complaint cannot call the counter complaint as civil in nature when both complaints involve similar allegations. Karnataka High Court.

  • 21-January-2021
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