Hon’ble Supreme Court says that the standard of proof in Motor Accidence Claim cases in one of preponderance of probabilities, rather than beyond reasonable debt. Anita Sharma V. New India Assurance & Co Ltd., 2020 SCC Online SC 1002.
View DetailsHon’ble Supreme Court held that the doctrine of substantive legitimate expectation is one of the way in which the guarantee of non-arbitrariness enshrined under 14 finds concrete expression. Jharkhand V. Brahmputra Metallics Ltd., Ranchi, 2020 SCC Online SC 968.
View DetailsHon’ble Supreme Court reiterated while directing the centre hand back possession to the land to its owners and says though right to property is not a fundamental right; it remains a valuable constitutional right. The phrasing of Art-300A is determinative and its resemblance with Art.21 and 2265 cannot be overlooked. They are a guarantee of the supremacy of the rule of law. B.K. Ravinchandra V. Union of India, Civil Appeal No. 1460/2010.
View DetailsHon’ble Supreme Court says that a show cause notice, to constitute the valid basis of a blacklisting order, must spell out clearly, or its contents be such that it can be clearly inferred there from, that there is intention on the part of the issuer of the notice to the blacklist the noticee. UMC Technologies Pvt. Ltd V. Food Corporation of India, 2020 SCC Online SC 934.
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