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SUBJECT WISE INDEXBailAnticipatory Bail - Personal liberty is important, but courts must also consider the gravity of offence & impact on society. Pratibha Manchanda v. State of Haryana, 2023 LiveLaw...

India News: NEW DELHI: The strict prohibition law does not seem to have deterred consumption and supply of liquor in Bihar as data furnished in the Supreme Court .

The High Court also clarified that since the plea is dismissed due to "non-maintainability" it has not gone into the merits of the parties' contentions.

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday dismissed a plea moved by French company Pernod Ricard against the Delhi Department of Excises rejection of its application for L-1 license to sell liquor in the...

Punjab and Haryana High Court has ordered the formation of a special investigation team to examine two FIRs against the owner and managers of an Amritsar-based restaurant. The court also specified that the SIT officials should not be from Amritsar district. The FIRs were registered for violations under the Excise Act, Juvenile Justice Act, and the Indian Penal Code. The restaurant owner has alleged harassment by Amritsar police officials. The owners bail was previously dismissed by a local court...

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday rejected a petition by French spirits major Pernod Ricard challenging the city governments refusal to renew its licence for sale of liquor in the national capital. Justice Prathiba M Singh said the writ petition was not maintainable and asked Pernod Ricard India Pvt Ltd to approach the appellate authority under the excise law with its grievance.

Scotland’s most southerly Munro, Ben Lomond is a popular tourist attraction bringing some 30,000 people to the area every year. But this famous…

Ravi Solanki (33), the bootlegger arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a 21-year-old graduate, would often look for women meeting or driving aro

A counterfeit ring in Whanganui that put fake identity papers, including United Nations diplomatic passports, into the hands of international criminals, has been busted.

Parliament has passed the 12 consequential bills and as convention, the bills seek to amend relevant laws to address budgetary policy changes.