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Income Tax Dept. Failed To Incorporate Revised CPWD Rates As Quantum Of Rent For Building: Calcutta High Court - Vimarsana News

Income Tax Dept. Failed To Incorporate Revised CPWD Rates As Quantum Of Rent For Building: Calcutta High Court

The Calcutta High Court has held that the income tax department was delaying the matter for a prolonged period and failed to incorporate the revised Central Public Works Department (CPWD) rates as the...

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Division Bench In Letters Patent Appeal Has No Power To Stay Contempt Plea Before Single Judge: Punjab & Haryana High Court - Vimarsana News

Division Bench In Letters Patent Appeal Has No Power To Stay Contempt Plea Before Single Judge: Punjab & Haryana High Court

The Punjab & Haryana High Court has made it clear that in a Letters patent appeal (LPA) the division bench lacks jurisdiction to stay the proceeding before a single judge's contempt court.Justice...

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Himachal Pradesh - A Complex Poll Scenario - Vimarsana News

Himachal Pradesh - A Complex Poll Scenario

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Orissa High Court Grants Bail In 3 Different Cases Of Rape, Murder & Abetment To Suicide Citing Delay In Trial But Asks Accused To Plant Trees - Vimarsana News

Orissa High Court Grants Bail In 3 Different Cases Of Rape, Murder & Abetment To Suicide Citing Delay In Trial But Asks Accused To Plant Trees

The Orissa High Court on Monday granted bail/interim bail to three different persons, in three different cases, accused of committing rape of a minor girl belonging to SC/ST category, murder and...

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SC verdict in DMRC case raises a slew of questions - Vimarsana News

SC verdict in DMRC case raises a slew of questions

The SC has cast the die against the arbitration process. The judgment will continue to tax the legal imagination for many years.