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Supreme Court held ‘The Reservation Act 2018’ is a valid exercise of the enabling power conferred by Article 16 (4A) of the Constitution.
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Supreme Court held ‘The Reservation Act 2018’ is a valid exercise of the enabling power conferred by Article 16 (4A) of the Constitution.

B.K. Pavitra and Ors. Vs. Union of India and Ors. - May 10, 2019 - The Reservation Act 2018 does not amount to a usurpation of judicial power by the state legislature. It is Nagaraj and Jarnail compliant. The...
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The embargo in Order II Rule 2 will arise only if the claim, which is omitted or relinquished and the reliefs which are omitted and not claimed, arise from one cause of action but If there is more than one cause of action the rule shall not apply
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The embargo in Order II Rule 2 will arise only if the claim, which is omitted or relinquished and the reliefs which are omitted and not claimed, arise from one cause of action but If there is more than one cause of action the rule shall not apply

Pramod Kumar & ANR. Vs. Zalak Singh & Ors. - MAY 10, 2019 - The principle underlying Order II Rule 2 is that no man can be vexed twice over the same cause of action. All claims and reliefs,...
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Valuation Alerts issued by DG of Valuation provides guidance only, assessment authority is required to pass an Assessment Order in a given factual matrix.
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Valuation Alerts issued by DG of Valuation provides guidance only, assessment authority is required to pass an Assessment Order in a given factual matrix.

Century Metal Recycling Pvt. Ltd. and Another Vs. Union of India and Others - MAY 17, 2019 -Valuation Alerts, as also stated by the respondents, are issued by the Director General of Valuation based on the monitoring of valuation...
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In a contempt proceeding SC cannot determine whether or not Rajeev Kumar should be arrested by the CBI for custodial interrogation: SC
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In a contempt proceeding SC cannot determine whether or not Rajeev Kumar should be arrested by the CBI for custodial interrogation: SC

Subrata Chattoraj Vs. Union of India and Others - MAY 17, 2019 - Contempt Petition- the State Police Agencies who were investigating these cases to provide fullest cooperation to the CBI, including assistance in terms of manpower and material,...
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A person aggrieved by the order of a Tribunal can challenge the findings by a writ petition before High Court: SC on Assam Citizenship Case SUPREME COURT OF INDIA JUDGMENTS
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A person aggrieved by the order of a Tribunal can challenge the findings by a writ petition before High Court: SC on Assam Citizenship Case

MAY 17, 2019.-Abdul Kuddus Vs. Union of India and Others - where the issue and question of nationality has already been determined under the 1964 Order, an appeal would not be maintainable under paragraph 8 of the Schedule to...
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