The Calcutta High Court addressed Civil Rule No. 3093 of 1905 concerning guardianship of an infant, Panchi, amid disputes over wills and previous court orders. The ruling emphasized that...
CALCUTTA HIGH COURT JUDGMENTS
The Calcutta High Court, in the case of Sunil Bansal vs. Meeta Bansal, addressed two critical issues concerning the extension of time for filing written statements in matrimonial suits...
The High Court at Calcutta heard a constitutional writ petition by Sahasrangshu Bhattacharjee challenging a resolution by the Bar Council of West Bengal to observe a strike. The petitioner...
The Bar Association's cease work resolution caused a delay in the trial proceedings, and the defense lawyers failed to cross-examine witnesses, citing the Bar resolution. As a result,...
The Calcutta High Court heard a case regarding the renewal of Mukund Lal Dhar’s Pleader certificate. Dhar, previously a Pleader, had served in the Police but was discharged due...
In view of the above order permitting the petitioners to continue with the business of Pisciculture in the said pond, the FIR lodged by the local BL & LRO...
Learned lawyer for the State opposes the prayer for anticipatory bail. Having considered the materials on record and bearing in mind the nature of allegations in the light of...
Whether the claim of the employees serving under the Government of West Bengal for Dearness Allowance at a rate equivalent to that of the employees of the Central Government
Bhaskar Banerjee vs Central Bureau Of Investigation-Calcutta High Court quashed the proceeding against an panel advocate who had submitted a false search report in alleged collusion with the principal...
It is needless to say that the FIR is not an encyclopedia. It is sufficient for Criminal Administration of Justice to set in motion if the FIR discloses a...
Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 is a special law. At the risk of repetition, it is recorded that Section 28 of the said Act clearly states...
HINDU LAW-Whether under the Hindu law current in the Bengal School, a Brahmin rival wife's daughter is entitled to succeed to the streedhan of a deceased Hindu in preference...
Dayabbaga- Stridhan--according to the Dayabhaga in Chap. IV, Section 2, paras. 18 and 19 of which it is laid down that, '"'that alone is her peculiar property which she...
WRIT PETITION- Petitioner made out a completely new case by filing
successive supplementary affidavits - The only issue which the Court can consider is a possible threat to law and...
